Two large new warehouses at Speedway III near Texas Motor Speedway are on the market, offering modern, big‑bay space and abundant dock capacity for logistics and auto users.

Chicago-based 3L Real Estate will convert the former Oncor tower at 115 W. 7th St. into about 330 apartments, adding new housing to downtown Fort Worth.

Ten Mile Creek is moving from construction to occupied streets as early buyers take possession. Developer and builders report dozens of finished homes and strong early lot sales.

Most of Keller Sports Park's $40.8M overhaul is nearly finished, with 12 renovated ballfields, a Miracle League field and an adjacent private sports center set to open between spring and late 2026.

StreetLights and Mitsui Fudosan America will build a 20‑story, 365‑unit luxury apartment tower at Park Lane across from NorthPark; delivery is targeted for early 2029.

Rex Glendenning closed on 815 acres north of Gainesville that he says could hold thousands of homes, apartments and industrial space. Plans are in early stages.

Fort Worth officials unveiled plans for a $606 million Phase 2 that would replace the 1968 arena and add new exhibit halls, ballrooms and public plazas tied to downtown growth.

Developer Robert Colombo is seeking approval for the Montclair Hotel and Residences at 2516 Maple Ave 6 a $200 6$250M tower pairing a boutique hotel with luxury homes.

Front 44 will add restaurants, shops, a 54,000‑sq‑ft office and a 150‑room hotel to a 44‑acre parcel at Westlake’s Circle T Ranch, with Phase I retail targeted for 2027.

Frisco approved up to $38 million to build a 1,100‑space garage south of Kaleidoscope Park. The Frisco EDC will add $7M if the project is finished by June 2028.

Old Prosper Partners closed on 2,500 acres south of Lake Ray Roberts for a master‑planned community expected to be worth about $5.1 billion at completion.

The Mavericks will overhaul their Design District headquarters in a multimillion-dollar, yearlong project while weighing options for a new arena and campus.

McKinney opened a 40,000‑sq‑ft Fire Administration Building at 2100 Taylor Burk Drive — the first phase of a $53M public‑safety campus funded by a 2019 bond.