August marks the start of construction for two office/warehouse buildings in Lakeside Ranch Business Park, Flower Mound, with an $11.3 million budget and a July 2025 completion date.

Frisco's City Council partners with Rollertown Beerworks to build a new $10 million brewery headquarters, aiming to boost downtown entertainment and draw tourists.

Fort Worth's Panther Island waterfront is set for a revitalization with ambitious plans for a vibrant waterfront district featuring parks, housing, and commercial spaces, with construction starting in 2025.

Sidley Austin law firm is moving to a new office in Uptown Dallas, occupying over 118,000 square feet across four floors in the luxury 23Springs tower.

International Business Park in Carrollton is set to add new retail spaces by year-end, featuring amenities like drive-throughs, patios, and green spaces, at a development cost of $3 million.

McDonald's is working on a second "On-The-Go" drive-thru location in North Texas, to be completed by August, focusing on speed and convenience without a dine-in option.

Mill Creek Residential has started preleasing for Modera Trinity, a luxury seven-story apartment complex in West Dallas, featuring high-end amenities and skyline views, set to welcome residents soon.

The City of Dallas is reshaping its urban landscape with ForwardDallas, involving community input to promote livability, sustainability, and economic vitality.

DFW's housing market surged in January with a 14.2% increase in existing home sales from the previous year, ranking it second in the nation for growth as it heads into spring.

Rodeo Goat plans to open a new burger restaurant in Addison, Texas with a $400,000 renovation of a 6,300 sq ft space, set to begin construction in June 2024.

The Loews Arlington Hotel has opened in the Arlington Entertainment District, offering luxury accommodations, a full-service spa, and extensive meeting space.

Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth are projected to lead the U.S. housing market in 2024, with high demand and rising prices driven by corporate relocations and job growth.

The Fields West development in Frisco, Texas, will see construction begin in summer 2023, including office buildings and parking garages, with completion expected by June 2026.