Ariat and jewelry house Jean Dousset have signed leases at the Henderson Avenue redevelopment as the Knox‑Henderson corridor prepares for late‑2026 storefronts.

A new joint venture led by Vanderbilt and Hillwood has acquired The Towers at Williams Square, the 1.4M‑SF Las Colinas campus that houses Caterpillar’s global HQ. Terms were not disclosed.

Glenstar and Affinius are planning an eight‑figure refresh of Energy Square, with a $12M plaza overhaul, new cafe and bar and move‑in‑ready suites to lure tenants.

7Acre Investments and Monument Square teamed up to buy McKinney Square, a 595‑unit complex near Frisco. The deal — valued at roughly $113.9M — underscores continued investor appetite in DFW suburbs.

Foundry Commercial closed on a four‑building office campus in Farmers Branch and plans a 125,758‑sf industrial conversion, with delivery targeted for July 2027.

Hill County commissioners voted 3-2 to pause new data‑center and battery projects for a year while officials study water, power and quality‑of‑life impacts.

North Fort Worth's 76177 ZIP shot up the national list of fastest‑growing new neighborhoods, driven by a multi‑year building boom.

A 15‑story, 330,000‑square‑foot Class A tower along LBJ Freeway in Lake Highlands has hit the market; it's about 75% leased and marketed as a value‑add play.

Constellation plans a nearly 500,000-square-foot speculative warehouse at 5933 South Freeway in south Fort Worth, with construction targeted for 2026–27.

Frisco postponed the planned June unveiling of its Fourth Street Plaza after construction and shade‑structure issues. Other downtown pieces are being prioritized and should be usable for World Cup visitors.

Mazaheri Properties and partners closed on University Town Center in Norman for $82.25M, adding a high‑traffic, 416,766‑sq‑ft retail asset to their portfolio.

The Bass family has hired JLL to run retail leasing at Sundance Square after criticism over vacancies and opaque leasing. JLL will manage about 105,000 square feet of storefronts.

Red Oak’s council chambers overflowed as residents opposed a rezoning that would open nearly 830 acres along FM 2377 to data‑center development. Public comment ran late and voices on both sides pressed the council.