Celina's council unanimously amended the zoning code so heavy industrial uses require special permits across most nonresidential zones, a move officials say shields land from SB 840's by‑right rules.

CapRock plans a $30 million, two-building industrial park next to McKinney National Airport with suites from about 20,000 to nearly 140,000 square feet. Groundbreaking is planned for spring 2026.

Hurst’s 76054 ZIP unexpectedly led Dallas‑Fort Worth’s hottest housing markets in Q4 2025, according to a Business Journals ranking built from ICE data. The result puts a little‑known pocket ahead of bigger suburbs.

Toyota Financial Services plans to occupy Southstone Yards' seven‑story mass‑timber tower this spring or summer, adding a major office near Toyota’s North American campus. The lease brings hundreds of employees and marks a milestone for timber construction in DFW.

A $635,000 market study will test whether the long‑vacant Butler Place can be reshaped as a major downtown development while preserving key historic elements.

Crescent Real Estate secured a $596M three‑year refinancing for The Crescent in Uptown Dallas, tapping a floating‑rate CMBS loan placed with Goldman and J.P. Morgan. The structure buys time but creates another near‑term refinancing event to manage.

Arlington’s FY2025 economic development report tallies headline wins — an E‑Space airport HQ, the Caravan Court Hotel redevelopment and the National Medal of Honor Museum — and points to higher meeting rankings.

City of Dallas shared a developer post saying an 87‑room Country Inn & Suites is planned at Dallas Executive Airport's RBD parcel, which the city calls the first non‑aeronautical project in more than 30 years.

A 300-unit Aura Brookview apartment site plan heads to Flower Mound Council next Monday. The four-building proposal includes a pool, pickleball court and 488 parking spaces.

Gutow Co. and Vertical Partners bought a 13‑story office tower at 12001 N. Central Expressway and say they’ll invest in upgrades to reposition the building for tenants.

Fort Worth approved a $185,000 incentive to keep Weir Minerals updating offices at 777 Main, retain 67 jobs and steer visiting clients into downtown hotels.

An 11.2‑acre Carrollton site once planned as a $300M mixed‑use gateway is up for a court‑approved bankruptcy sale; bids are due Feb. 26, auction March 3.

Developers and builders are prepping lots in the 5,200‑acre Veale Ranch; Highland Homes plans a 325‑home Ventana neighborhood and early commercial work along I‑20.