Younger Partners says it leased eight DFW office buildings — nearly 463,000 sq ft — by courting smaller tenants and creating move-in‑ready suites. The effort highlights a niche rebound in Class‑B space.

A Dallas developer and investment fund are pitching a 30‑story mixed‑use tower on McKinney Avenue that would include apartments, offices, retail and mixed‑income homes in Uptown.

New research shows Dallas faces a shortfall of roughly 46,000 affordable rental units; City Council will review the findings and consider zoning and funding moves this week.

Niagara expanded its roughly 1.2M sq ft Lancaster plant, saying freight access, a $25M multimodal grant and a Chapter 380 incentive package convinced it to grow here. City documents and company materials show the deal mixes modest job counts with sizable tax and infrastructure promises.

Morgan Group filed plans for Pearl Landing, a 403‑unit, $68M mixed‑use project on 10.5 acres at 1101 W Royal Lane in Irving's Las Colinas corridor.

Esvolta closed a $139.6M financing package with MUFG to build the 150 MW / 300 MWh Boxcar battery project in Wylie, adding fast-response capacity to ERCOT with construction now under way. The developer says the site is expected online in 2027.

New pharma plants, lab campuses and university STEM investments are shifting attention — and capital — to Dallas‑Fort Worth. Developers and cities are racing to deliver lab‑ready space and the utilities needed to turn interest into jobs.

TCU will add thousands of student beds and new retail along Berry Street and the east campus. Several projects are slated to open by fall 2027 as the university pursues growth and research goals.

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.