An Austin developer has revived plans to adapt a Northside Fort Worth church into about 84 senior‑affordable apartments; a community meeting is set for next Thursday. Neighbors remain split over preservation, traffic and safety.

Bridge Tower is building The Enclave at Fate Village — 179 luxury build-to-rent townhomes with amenities and first move-ins expected in early 2027.

A Dallas investor has bought Presidio Junction, the big retail cluster in far north Fort Worth. The deal covers multiple adjoining centers and leaves major anchors like Costco on separate parcels.

Arcis Golf wrapped an eight-figure revamp of Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine, installing game-used AT&T Stadium turf and an 18-hole synthetic putting course.

Vacancies for storefronts under 1,000 sq. ft. spiked in Dallas–Fort Worth in Q1 2026 after Salad and Go scaled back, creating an unusual glut of tiny retail boxes. Landlords and investors are watching whether other quick‑service concepts will move in fast enough to steady rents.

A Dallas Business Journal analysis of Intercontinental Exchange data put Highland Park’s 75205 back atop DFW’s luxury ZIP rankings for the fourth quarter.

Dozens of Benbrook and west Fort Worth residents pushed back at a meeting over a proposed $1.1B Edged data center at Veale Ranch as a council vote nears. Neighbors say tax breaks, power and water impacts need closer scrutiny.

The first of four DFW West Logistics Park warehouses is complete — a roughly 200,340‑SF West1 spec shell on Euless‑Grapevine Road. The campus will top 1.1 million square feet when built out.

Russell Glen unveiled Rivulet, a 90‑acre plan across from UNT Dallas promising about 300 homes, hundreds of apartments and a 20‑acre retail district supported by a $23.5M city grant.

An 11,300‑square‑foot Highland Park estate at 3612 Crescent Avenue transferred to a California trust after repeated relistings; public records don’t show a sale price.

At a March gathering in McKinney, Collin County towns sketched different growth strategies — from surf resorts to Preston Road retail — as the North Texas boom surges. Officials say the choices will decide who keeps jobs and sales tax.

The Texas Stock Exchange is reportedly eyeing the 30-story Bank of America Tower at Parkside in Uptown as its permanent headquarters as it readies to begin trading in 2026.

Developers say the renovated Richardson Square will roll out dining and retail this year, anchored by AEON and a new food hall from National Food Hall Solutions.