The article discusses contentious issues in Texas concerning property owners seeking to remove squatters more easily and tenant advocates worried about potential impacts on renters' rights.

The Dallas City Council approved a zoning change for a luxury senior living center by Harbert South Bay Partners, set to replace Fairwood apartments with 170 units by 2026.

The Walden Pond community is a new residential project in Forney, Texas, featuring 2,055 home sites and green amenities. UnionMain Homes has started building with homes priced from $309,990 and various floor plans available.

ARBOR REALTORS® received a $5,000 grant for a homeownership fair in Arlington to educate potential buyers, taking place on June 29, 2024, at the Bob Duncan Center.

The City of Denton, Texas, is considering a rezoning proposal to convert 26 acres into a mixed-use area. A public hearing is scheduled for June 12 before the Planning and Zoning Commission.

El Cosmico hotel in Marfa, Texas, plans to relocate and expand using 3D printing technology, collaborating with construction firm ICON and architects for a project costing $50 million.

The Arlington Tennis Center is undergoing a clubhouse renovation and restroom expansion with a temporary facility provided to ensure no disruption to services.

Fort Worth is set to upgrade the Edwards Ranch Pump Station, including replacing old infrastructure and adding a generator. A community meeting is scheduled for April 25 to discuss the project's details.

Burnett Plaza in Fort Worth faces foreclosure due to a default on a $13 million mortgage. Pinnacle Bank filed papers, with a potential auction slated for May 7, though a deal may still be negotiated.

The Tom Muehlenbeck Recreation Center in Plano is set for renovations starting in July, with completion expected by October 2025, including facility modernizations funded by a $364 million bond.

Starship Bagel opens a third location in North Dallas, emphasizing high-quality, handmade bagels and service with local charm, occupying a space of personal nostalgia to its founder Oren Salomon.

Raymond Community Park in Prosper is undergoing a $30 million renovation to add new athletic fields and courts, part of a $210 million bond program. The park commemorates former parks director Dudley Raymond and aims to be completed by April 2025.

El Tiempo Cantina is opening at Arlington's Choctaw Stadium in May, bringing its Tex-Mex cuisine from Houston to the DFW area, alongside other amenities and events at the stadium.