A proposed 2,600‑acre data‑center community near Glen Rose has neighbors alarmed over water, lights and the fate of local tourism.

Crow Holdings and Hilton are investing $100M to renovate the Hilton Anatole, refreshing atrium rooms and meeting spaces through 2028.

After decades dark, Denton’s Fine Arts Theatre is being repaired and reimagined as a two‑screen arts venue with a bar and festival programming, aiming to reopen mid‑2026.

An MLS analysis finds at least 20 Dallas County neighborhoods where homes are selling in days, from Garland to upscale Dallas pockets.

JLL closed the sale and financing of The Reserve at North Dallas, a 273‑unit seniors community, with Unbridled Living taking over operations.

Garland's 'Setting Sail' draft would rework 820 acres of Lake Ray Hubbard into five mixed‑use districts and could add more than $1 billion in taxable value over decades.

A 1 million‑square‑foot tower at JPS's Main Street campus could anchor a roughly $2.5 billion expansion. Recent state filings and bidding notices suggest construction may be imminent.

The DOJ filed a proposed consent judgment that would bar RealPage from using nonpublic competitor pricing data and force product changes and oversight. The deal still needs court approval.

Rents in Dallas have edged down as new apartment construction increases, but most new units target higher incomes and many renters remain cost‑burdened. Local leaders say policy must be intentional to protect longtime residents.

A ceremonial groundbreaking Friday launched Premier at Midtown, an $85M, 296‑unit project at the former Valley View site that developers say is the first phase of Dallas Midtown.

Tarrant County College has listed the century‑old TXU power plant on the Trinity River for sale with bids due Nov. 20. Preservationists and developers are watching as Panther Island plans accelerate.

Plano’s planning board recommended rezoning 215 acres at Lavon Farms for homes, apartments, parks and a rural preserve; the case now heads to City Council on Dec. 8.

A city-initiated authorized hearing opens Tuesday to review rezoning of about 256 acres along Singleton Boulevard as neighbors press to curb heavy industrial uses.