Pillar Commercial and Ascent Real Estate Advisors purchased Rambler Park, a 311K-square-foot, 14-story office tower in North Dallas from Equus. The deal, financed through First Bank, adds another healthcare-anchored asset to their DFW portfolio.

Alamo Manhattan and Cawley Partners want to tear down a 27,000‑sq‑ft Uptown office to build a six‑story, 148‑room hotel pegged at just over $50 million.

Mary Kay has listed its more than 500,000‑square‑foot Addison headquarters for sale, with brokers pitching the 33‑acre parcel as a redevelopment opportunity. The move comes amid a family legal fight and a strategic review of the company’s space needs.

Centurion’s 836‑acre Estates at Eagle Mountain logged a grading‑permit filing; a Tarrant County PID will help finance roads and utilities for roughly 1,100 homes.

Top Dallas agent Susan Baldwin lays out seller and buyer strategies as the luxury market shifts. Her checklist centers on staging, smart pricing and lifestyle‑first upgrades.

Realtor.com finds the week of April 19–25 gives San Antonio sellers more views, faster sales and a possible $15,000 bump; local prices and mortgage trends will shape results.

Apollo is weighing South Florida and Texas for a second U.S. headquarters, a move that would deepen Wall Street's shift to the Sun Belt.

A decades‑old deed restriction on 715 W. Davis St. may be lifted after a 12‑2 City Plan Commission vote, potentially clearing the way for a five‑story mixed‑use project near Bishop Arts.

A Denver private equity firm acquired the 589‑unit Madera at LeftBank in Fort Worth, financed with a five‑year Fannie Mae loan.

Vintage 2025 Census tables show D‑FW added 123,557 people in 2024–25, pushing the metro to about 8.48 million and ranking second nationally.

Fehmi Karahan is betting his legacy on Fields in Frisco, a $10–$15B master plan anchored by Universal Kids Resort and the PGA headquarters.

A Dubai developer reportedly withdrew plans for a 2,300‑acre Sustainable City in Kaufman County after residents pushed back and a Texas attorney general investigation followed.

Tellus Group has named builders for the opening phase of Sherley Farms in Anna — about 418 lots of a $1.5B, 970‑acre community centered on a 65‑acre organic farm.