A 40‑acre mixed‑use center called Shivers Farm is slated to break ground in spring 2026, bringing a specialty grocer, offices and homes to White Chapel and SH 114.

An Atlanta developer filed plans for a 252‑unit, four‑building complex on a 14‑acre site south of U.S. 287 in far north Fort Worth. Construction is slated to start this spring with Aug. 2027 targeted completion.

McKinney approved a 120‑day extension that pushes the JW Marriott at Craig Ranch groundbreaking to April 30, 2027 while the developer lines up financing. The project remains on track for a late‑2029 finish if milestones are met.

Fort Worth’s Will Rogers Coliseum is wrapping up a roughly $50M renovation ahead of the Stock Show & Rodeo, with restored Art Deco details and modern systems. The work aims to preserve the arena’s character while improving guest facilities.

Grapevine cleared a permit for a five‑story AC Hotel by Marriott near Grapevine Mills that would add about 200 rooms and meeting space, with permits and timelines still being finalized.

A filing would convert 309 W. 7th's Oil & Gas Building into a boutique hotel with a rooftop restaurant, spa and restored historic facade.

A Houston couple bought the TR9 ranch complex outside Weatherford on Jan. 8. The two TR9 parcels together total roughly 860 acres and had been marketed for about $43.5M.

Flower Mound plans a roughly $50 million performing arts center at the River Walk on a 3.67-acre town-owned site, with pre-design work and public workshops underway.

Arlington issued over 1,200 permits in Q3, including residential and non-residential projects, signifying the city's ongoing expansion and diverse construction activity.

Dallas and Houston combined for roughly 62 million square feet of industrial starts in 2025, controlling about a fifth of Texas' construction pipeline. Speculative parks and airport projects drove much of the activity.

Consultants showed the council a draft form‑based code that splits downtown into five subdistricts, sets height ranges up to 12 stories and maps new streets and frontages. Public hearings are planned this spring.

The Fort Worth Power and Light Co. plant, closed since 2004, faces an uncertain future as the community considers how to repurpose the historic structure.

MP Materials is weighing Northlake for a roughly $1.2B magnet plant that would expand U.S. rare‑earth magnet production and prompt local incentive talks.