Arlington Parks and Recreation is offering a lease for a 895 sq ft space in the new ACTIV center at 2061 W. Green Oaks Blvd., targeting businesses aiming at the 50+ market.

Fort Worth City Council approved $8 million for phase three of Columbia Renaissance Square, adding 100 affordable housing units in southeast Fort Worth.

The Dallas City Council is investing $8 million to revitalize the Forest Theater in South Dallas as part of a broader $81 million neighborhood redevelopment project.

The Dallas City Council approved a $1.5 million package for SouthFair CDC to develop Malcolm’s Point Retail Center to revitalize South Dallas' retail options and support local businesses.

Crawford Memorial Park in Dallas is set for a revamp with a $1.5 million grant for improvements including a new playground, picnic areas, exercise facilities, restrooms, and a trail enhancement.

The Rosemeade Recreation Center in Carrollton has completed its expansion, including a full-size gym and other facilities, and will host a grand opening on November 6.

Dallas officials announced the groundbreaking for the new Charlie Pump Station, a key project aimed at mitigating flood risks, with completion expected in 2026.

Alice Court, an affordable housing development with 10 three-bedroom homes, is now underway in Grand Prairie with multiple agencies collaborating to support families earning under $60,800.

Mansfield, Texas, is developing a new entertainment hub, High 5 Entertainment, featuring bowling, laser tag, mini-golf, and a live music venue, expected to open in December 2025.

The Frisco City Council approved The Mix, a mixed-use community project, with up to $113.4 million in support, promising urban growth and job creation at Lebanon Road and Dallas Parkway.

Lewisville seeks public input on a HUD grant application for affordable housing, with a public hearing and online survey available for community feedback.

Garland, Texas introduces a new Comprehensive Plan to address infrastructure and cost of living issues and invites residents to a presentation for input on the city's future development.

The Department of Housing & Community Development partners with the Office of Homeless Solutions to offer site tours for developers interested in creating Permanent Supportive Housing. RSVP is required.