Front 44 will add restaurants, shops, a 54,000‑sq‑ft office and a 150‑room hotel to a 44‑acre parcel at Westlake’s Circle T Ranch, with Phase I retail targeted for 2027.

Frisco approved up to $38 million to build a 1,100‑space garage south of Kaleidoscope Park. The Frisco EDC will add $7M if the project is finished by June 2028.

Old Prosper Partners closed on 2,500 acres south of Lake Ray Roberts for a master‑planned community expected to be worth about $5.1 billion at completion.

The Mavericks will overhaul their Design District headquarters in a multimillion-dollar, yearlong project while weighing options for a new arena and campus.

McKinney opened a 40,000‑sq‑ft Fire Administration Building at 2100 Taylor Burk Drive — the first phase of a $53M public‑safety campus funded by a 2019 bond.

A 36‑story downtown Dallas tower failed to sell at auction; the loan trust opted not to proceed with a sale and a small ground lease under the building is also being marketed.

Serenity Equity bought more than 500 acres north of Sherman near Texas Instruments' megasite, expanding its North Texas land bank and stoking development pressure.

San Antonio-based H-E-B has bought more than 600 acres in Valley View, Cooke County, to create a phased supply‑chain campus as it expands across North Texas. The purchase is part of a broader regional land strategy.

Centurion American has named four builders for the first phase of Platinum Ranch outside Gunter; about 1,000 lots are slated for the initial release with deliveries set for 2027.

Hillwood filed plans for Lantern, a master-planned community near Pilot Point that could add 2,000+ homes and about $1.2 billion in development.

Allen approved a sales-tax rebate that will return half of the sales-and-use taxes on construction materials to Billingsley Co. as it builds Sloan Corners. The move is meant to speed work on the multi‑acre project at U.S. 75 and SH 121.

Medical City Plano topped off a $108 million patient-tower expansion this week, a visible milestone in a project adding floors, helipads and new patient rooms. The build is meant to boost capacity at Collin County’s Level I Trauma Center.

Michael Talley is Plano’s new economic development director as Doug McDonald moves up to deputy city manager. The hire signals a renewed push on corporate recruitment.