H-E-B filed plans for a 121,228-square-foot supermarket in Carrollton with a $22.8M build and a separate $1.2M fueling station.

Regional leaders and base officials outlined a DoD grant plan to fund noise mitigation, redevelopment and infrastructure upgrades around NAS JRB Fort Worth.

County records show a private trust purchased a Highland Park mansion that had been listed at $24.9M. The buyer appears to have snapped up another nearby property months earlier.

Neighbors near Granbury say the constant hum from a Marathon Digital bitcoin mine has harmed sleep and property values; a new short film and fresh federal filings have revived their fight.

A Mediterranean Bluffview estate once owned by the Crow family has hit the market with a near-$10M asking price, offering 1.3 acres, a pool and a guest house.

Edward Jones has opened a Generations hub at The Crescent in Uptown Dallas to serve high-net-worth clients as part of a four-city national rollout. The space offers private, elevated meeting services and expanded product options.

Two Dallas brokerages combined this week to create DuWest, merging leasing, tenant-rep and property-management teams into one statewide retail platform.

Public filings show Lite‑On is weighing a $300M manufacturing and HQ buildout in McKinney that could bring about 500 jobs. Local and state filings show incentive negotiations are underway.

Omnilife USA is building a $51M, two‑building U.S. headquarters at Prodigy Park in Allen, with construction underway and operations expected later this year.

Continental Battery Systems signed a 10‑year lease in Las Colinas and will move its corporate HQ from Dallas to Irving, bringing about 96 jobs and a city incentive.

A Mediterranean-style Highland Park mansion at 3600 Beverly Drive sold on April 29 after months on the market; buyers secured an $8.1M loan and the final price was not disclosed.

Tarleton released a multi‑phase master plan to expand its 80‑acre Chisholm Trail campus into a walkable campus town with housing, a student center and transit links. The plan pairs on‑campus growth with a downtown presence.

DFW appraisal rolls this spring are patchwork — some values fell while others rose, and May protest deadlines are closing in for many homeowners.