Bell will spend about $70M to remodel a 447,000‑sq‑ft North Fort Worth factory to build the Army’s MV‑75, part of a larger $632M DFW investment tied to hundreds of jobs.

Construction at The Mix reached a one‑year milestone as crews move from remediation into visible Phase 1 work, with Whole Foods underway and retail and offices planned.

Kaizen revealed renderings for Chalk Hill, a $650M two-tower project at the north edge of Uptown that pairs 400,000 sq ft of office with a luxury hotel and branded condos.

A Fort Worth congressman’s measure passed the House this week aiming to rescind IRA-backed electrification rebates and training grants — supporters say it could cut new-home costs by up to $31,000.

Texas Health plans a 60-bed hospital campus on about 51 acres in northeast McKinney, set to open in 2028 and include maternity, NICU, ED and surgical services. City zoning that allows up to 12 stories was approved in December 2025.

A new Texas REALTORS® report finds Texas added roughly 73,000 residents from other states in 2024 and led the nation in internal moves. The shift concentrates demand in major metros.

Skybox is planning a multi‑building PowerCampus near Wichita Falls with a 150,000‑sq‑ft starter building and wider expansion that could bring hundreds of jobs. City officials say the project could significantly boost the tax base.

A state licensing-system rollout left new Texas agents waiting weeks for credentials, disrupting income and forcing brokers to reshuffle listings.

Just 96 homes sold in January across Flower Mound, Highland Village and Argyle — a nearly 30% drop from a year earlier.

Regents approved funding for UTA West’s first building, clearing the way for a 51‑acre Walsh Ranch campus near Aledo that aims to welcome students in fall 2028.

Foundry and DWS bought a 52‑acre Las Colinas campus and plan to replace it with more than 900,000 square feet of warehouse space, with demolition slated this year.

Kushner Companies purchased the 28‑story Eastline Residences next to SMU in one of D‑FW’s larger recent apartment trades. Brokers say Northmarq handled the deal.

Phase I has begun on Westside Village, a $1.7B, 37‑acre project west of downtown Fort Worth that will bring hundreds of apartments, new office space and a repurposed entertainment venue.