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.

A Federal Circuit win left roughly 1,500 landlords — including an Arlington owner — negotiating with the Justice Department over compensation tied to the CDC eviction moratorium.

Crow Holdings refinanced six buildings totaling more than 288,000 square feet on the western side of Old Parkland, signaling continued demand for trophy office space in Dallas.

ANDREW is moving into a roughly 42,000‑sqft Richardson facility; the city approved a $150,000 retention grant to support the move. The site will house offices, engineering and lab space.

A city‑initiated rezoning to implement the South Dallas/Fair Park Area Plan is moving to the City Plan Commission this month, promising new investment while raising displacement worries.

Irving approved a 10‑year incentive package that city officials say will rebate at least $23M to NVIDIA, tying the breaks to increases in the site’s taxable value.

Richardson will halt new short‑term rental registrations May 27–Aug. 25 to study neighborhood impacts and manage World Cup demand. Existing, compliant rentals can continue operating.

Blackstone has moved to foreclose on a four‑property DFW apartment package tied to a $177M loan, putting about 1,530 units at risk amid tax and lending disputes. Negotiations are ongoing but an auction is possible if the parties don’t reach a deal.