Gov. Abbott announced that Texas will receive more than $114M in housing tax credits to support roughly 4,400 affordable rental units statewide.

Qarbon Aerospace is adding a 55,000-square-foot ICD 705‑rated manufacturing wing to its Red Oak headquarters to pursue classified defense work; construction is slated for early 2027.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones sold the 11‑story office at The Star in Frisco to Hobbs Brook Real Estate, marking a Boston investor’s entry into the Texas market. The nearly fully leased building sits at 17 Cowboys Way.

A 75‑acre, immersive holiday walk‑through called Saint Nicks Ranch is being built near Fort Worth, promising custom‑designed lights, live moments and a big crowd capacity. Organizers target the 2027 season.

State filings show a 174,578‑sq‑ft Walmart Supercenter is headed for Alvarado, with construction slated to break ground in November 2026 and finish in November 2027.

Cypress Creek Montfort Drive opened in North Dallas with 168 units — 116 income‑restricted and 52 market‑rate — backed by LIHTC, city loans and Walker Settlement vouchers.

Wistron will retrofit two AllianceTexas buildings to assemble Nvidia AI supercomputers — a multi-hundred-million-dollar project tied to hundreds of jobs and tax abatements.

Therme is asking Dallas planners to OK a pedestrian skybridge and zoning changes as it advances an $800 million riverfront resort. The City Plan Commission will consider the request this Thursday.

Two tenants committed nearly 1.5 million square feet at Southport Logistics Center in Wilmer, highlighting continued demand for large-format industrial space in D‑FW.

RentCafe data shows Dallas' millennial homeowner households nearly doubled in five years, pushing the metro into the national top 15 and shifting local demand.

Bedford's Market at Gateway will add a 23,443-square-foot Sprouts, a Nothing Bundt Cakes and 106 townhomes to the Airport Freeway corridor, with Sprouts slated to open in November 2026.

Clusters of vacant lots south of I‑30 map a history of redlining and underinvestment that still shapes where Dallas grows.

North Richland Hills is weighing tougher zoning for data centers after residents and the mayor raised concerns about noise, water and proximity.