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.

White Castle filed plans for a 3,430‑sq‑ft Grandscape build in The Colony, with construction set to start April 1 and a target late‑summer/early‑fall 2026 opening. The project is listed at about $2.1M and should add roughly 80–100 jobs.

A modern hilltop estate in Fort Worth's Riverhills has been relisted at about $12 million, featuring a heated infinity pool, private theater and a hidden 1,200-bottle wine room.

Japan’s Nippon Express has leased a 253,324‑square‑foot distribution space at the DFW Logistics Hub, putting the company minutes from Dallas‑Fort Worth International Airport. The deal highlights continued demand for air‑adjacent warehouse space in North Texas.

Keller, Roanoke and northeast Fort Worth saw 96 homes sell in January 2026, down from 101 a year earlier. The small dip follows broader Fort Worth price softness.

Kasa's acquisition of Mint House folds nearly 1,000 units — including the landmark 70 Pine — into its portfolio, a shift CEO Roman Pedan called a "maturation moment."