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.

Grand Prairie is developing its Comprehensive Plan, focusing on the area from Pioneer Parkway to Joe Pool Lake. The city encourages public participation in shaping the EPICenter Plan through meetings, surveys, and a special event on Feb. 12.

Yardi has signed a multifloor lease at Liberty Mutual’s Plano campus, adding to a wave of tech and corporate relocations into Legacy West and Granite Park.

Perot Jain has opened an office at Old Parkland East in Dallas, joining a roster of finance and legal tenants. Permit filings list a smaller buildout than press reports.

Le Meridien Dallas by the Galleria was flagged for foreclosure after the loan behind the 258‑room property was listed for sale. Ownership and loan paperwork show a complex recent history.

A major residential phase and new entertainment anchors are moving North City closer to a $1.1B‑plus buildout in north Fort Worth.

A Southlake hilltop estate listed for about $24M includes 12,046 sq ft, nearly nine acres and a basement speakeasy hidden behind a rotating wall.

EVO Entertainment has broken ground on an 82,000‑sq‑ft venue at The Village at Gateway in Forney, bringing theaters, bowling and a massive arcade to the east‑Dallas suburbs. The center is due to open in fall 2026.

Henley & Partners puts Dallas among the world’s top millionaire hubs; corporate relocations and housing gaps are reshaping neighborhoods and markets.