Cinemark founder Lee Roy Mitchell sold his Preston Hollow estate — a 14,341‑sq‑ft, 3.4‑acre property featuring a 20‑seat home theater and an extensive wine cellar.

Seritage signed an option to sell a Dallas Valley View property for $50.76M, but the closing window stretches into 2028 and the project ties into the Mavericks’ arena search. Investors say the price helps the balance sheet but the timeline and entitlements create execution risk.

Fort Worth ISD has issued an RFP to sell or ground‑lease the closed Charles E. Nash Elementary campus, seeking development plans that balance new construction and preservation. The agency says bids must show financing, timelines and tree‑protection strategies.

RentCafe data shows Mesquite gives renters nearly 1,000 sq ft for $1,500, while Dallas and Frisco deliver much less. See which DFW suburbs offer the most space.

A roughly 40,000-square-foot Dave & Buster's is coming to north McKinney on July 27, promising games, big screens and free gameplay for the first 100 guests.

A City of Arlington reel lists upcoming openings — lululemon at Arlington Highlands, a Dollar Tree, Back Nine Golf, a Tesla collision center and new chargers, plus Al Rollins Park.

City officials will brief the public on June 29 about the 1.7‑acre Klyde Warren 2.0 expansion, now pegged at about $121 million. The project adds a pavilion, rooftop terrace and a seasonal ice rink.

A new Robert Elliott home in Highland Park lists for $21.5 million, offering roughly 11,430 square feet, patios and a pool. The asking price sits well above recent public valuations.

A 961.3‑acre tract outside Rhome, Texas, is listed for about $43 million as nearby retail and master‑planned subdivisions reshape the area.

Stonelake closed construction financing and plans a 17‑story Class A office tower at 2626 McKinney in Uptown Dallas, targeting delivery in early 2028.

Dallas College picked Matthews Development to lead an 800,000-square-foot El Centro campus that will link transit and the convention center while adding new training and admin space.

Thirty21 is a $20M mixed‑income midrise planned for Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in South Dallas, converting a former Save‑A‑Lot into 86 apartments and community space. The project pairs affordable and market‑rate units and ties into recent zoning changes on the MLK corridor.

Kayne Anderson has recapitalized a five-property Tradition Senior Living portfolio across Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston, adding institutional capital while Tradition stays on as operator.