Dallas developers convert vacant office spaces into luxury apartments, addressing the city's housing demands while tackling the impact of the pandemic on commercial real estate.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo parade route was changed after a downtown hotel explosion to avoid the impact zone and ensure the event's continuity.

Opendoor's report lists North Texas ZIP codes as top spots for US homebuyers in 2023, with areas in Forney, Aubrey, and Fort Worth ranking high, despite a broader real estate slowdown.

The AEDC emphasizes the need for visibility and engagement in its economic development efforts and has distributed $34.5 million in grants for local projects in Arlington.

Richardson launches RAMP, a new pilot initiative offering matching grants up to $150,000 to businesses that receive federal R&D funds to encourage innovation in the tech sector.

The City has set the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Bob Day Tennis Complex on Jan. 12, which will include a pro shop, 12 courts, seating, and amenities at Tuckerville Park.

Ridgmar Place in Fort Worth is undergoing a $5 million renovation to upgrade its exterior, with the project expected to complete by March-end. Managed by Pegasus Senior Living, it offers various amenities for senior residents.

Fitch Ratings upgraded Grand Prairie's bonds to 'AA+' due to the city's strong economy and fiscal management, positively impacting investment and development potentials.

Construction begins on the first complex in a $1 billion development next to Carrollton's Trinity Mills Station, marking a key step in urban growth and transit-oriented development.

The DFW area emerges as a significant job creator, with 4.5% of new US jobs added, and Fort Worth expects 4,000 new jobs next year, despite concerns over inflation and wage stagnation.

Goldenrod Companies plans two mixed-use developments in Fort Worth's West 7th District, receiving $31 million in grants from the city council for the projects aiming to complete by March 2026.

Fort Worth is expected to experience economic growth with a projected job increase and $2 billion in investments in 2023, contrasting with wider Texas economic concerns.

Garland's Central Library and two fire stations are being renovated as part of the Build Garland bond program. The library will get a new interior by late 2024, and the updated fire stations will improve safety and response times.