Addison loosened zoning rules for the 10‑story Aberdeen building on the Dallas North Tollway, allowing retail, clinics, day care and other uses to boost leasing prospects.

Fort Worth moved to buy downtown parcels and line up funding for a compact, two‑story library while repurposing a historic 4th Street building for arts programming.

ATTOM’s Q1 2026 data shows national flipping returns rose to 25.4%, but San Antonio’s typical flips returned roughly 5.1%, keeping local profits thin. Local costs and all‑cash competition are squeezing spreads.

Blackstone supplied roughly $124.6M to refinance Alesio Urban Center in Las Colinas, giving Harbor Group breathing room to finish upgrades and chase higher‑credit renters.

M2G Ventures completed a 740,000-square-foot overhaul of the former Inwood Design Center, splitting the campus into showroom/industrial and retail zones and capping it with large murals.

Seguin’s council approved a deal with GroundFloor to redevelop 101 E. Nolte St. into a 100-room boutique hotel with restaurants and event space, with construction eyed for late 2027 and a 2029 opening.

A new institutional buyer has acquired Tollway Plaza, the two‑building office campus off the Dallas North Tollway. The property is about 370,000 sq ft and reportedly more than 90% leased.

DHL will occupy ALTO Pinto 45, a 586,919‑sq‑ft Class A warehouse in South Dallas; ALTO says the lease closed in May and operations are expected in August 2026.

Corrigan Investments sold the Pavilion on Lovers Lane to a Dallas buyer; JLL represented the seller and the center remains mostly leased after a 2023 refresh.

Area Development named Texas the Gold Shovel winner after nearly $9 billion in announced projects and more than 9,700 projected jobs. The tally includes deals from Lilly to Wistron and MTU.

EastGroup is adding about 160,000 square feet of Class A industrial space near SH 121 in McKinney, with shell deliveries slated for late 2026. The project is part of the broader McKinney 121 Phase III rollout.

A 20,000‑sq‑ft Tudor at 3711 Lexington is going to auction as Larry and Joyce Lacerte downsize to a Knox Street high‑rise.

Prosper and Celina posted 254 home sales in the 12 months ending May 2026, a marginal dip from last year as midmarket homes dominated transactions. Local infrastructure and rising listings are shaping the pipeline.