Garland plans a roughly $71M soccer‑anchored entertainment district with multiple full‑size fields and a spectator plaza, aiming to boost hotels and dining near the turnpike. Operator selection is expected in February.

OHCE has released educational videos explaining the operations of DHFC and DPFC to improve public understanding of Dallas's housing development support mechanisms.

Baylor Scott & White plans a small emergency hospital on I‑20 in Willow Park with imaging and eight inpatient beds to speed access for the growing community. The project joins other system and competitor moves in the area.

Red Oak ISD will begin a roughly $42M overhaul of Goodloe Stadium in March, funded through the district’s 2025 bond to expand seating and add a fieldhouse.

McKinney’s Performing Arts Center will close Feb. 1 for a roughly $10M renovation that aims to restore historic details while upgrading accessibility and systems.

The Galatyn, a 20‑story tower near the Katy Trail, opens for tenants in February with rents from $11,500 to $24,000 and a long list of hotel‑style amenities.

MovingPlace ranked Crandall’s 75114 No. 2 and Dallas’ 75251 No. 10 for moves per capita in December 2025, underscoring continued migration into the DFW suburbs.

Hillwood completed a roughly 807,000‑sq‑ft Dick's Sporting Goods distribution center in south Fort Worth, and DICK'S has started local hiring as the site readies to open.

Masterplan acquires USA Engineers, expanding its services in North Texas with plans to double its workforce and enhance zoning, planning, and engineering capabilities.

Dallas now has five million-dollar neighborhoods, including 75230 with its $8.5 million home at 6618 Belmead Drive. Texas MPCs remain strong nationally, despite a sales dip, with Painted Tree in McKinney ranking 15th in RCLCO's list.

Reunion Tower in Dallas is undergoing maintenance until summer 2026, promising a brighter light show, with the GeO-Deck and Crown Block remaining open.

Bradford is investing about $20M to modernize Uptown Tower at 4144 N. Central Expressway, adding a gym, grab‑and‑go and upgraded lobbies as leasing momentum builds. Early operational fixes and tenant wins are already under way.

UTRGV has closed on The Monitor building in McAllen and is expanding across the Valley with arts, marine science and health projects. The purchases are reshaping where students train and patients receive care.