The Dallas Men's Health clinic introduced the ARTAS iXi, an AI-driven robotic hair restoration system offering precision, minimal discomfort, and quick recovery, with high patient satisfaction rates.

The storm-damaged Sam's Club in Grapevine, Texas, is set to undergo a $15 million renovation with completion expected by August 29, according to state filings.

Chuck E. Cheese is planning to open a new $2.4 million facility in Allen, Texas, with construction starting in April and aiming for completion on October 26.

Denton ISD is investing in upgrades for their athletic facilities, including a new artificial turf and storage space at Myers Middle School, as part of a $1.4 billion educational infrastructure improvement plan.

The Plano ISD plans summer renovations for three campuses using part of a $1.5 billion bond, including kitchen and safety upgrades, targeting academic enhancement.

An outdated Dallas office building may be converted into residential units aimed at downsizers, with a zoning application submitted and city review pending.

The historic site known as The Brewery, near Victory Park in Dallas, is on sale, offering redevelopment opportunities for potential buyers. Foundry Commercial is handling the sale of this nearly four-acre property.

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.