Brixton Capital bought the 288‑unit Allura Las Colinas in Irving and says it will invest in amenity and interior upgrades as job growth tightens the submarket.

Erin Brockovich launched a crowdsourced map to track AI data‑center projects and community complaints; Texas is the top source of reports, with Sulphur Springs the loudest cluster.

A local developer has a deal to buy the long‑vacant Oak Cliff hospital and is pitching a mixed‑use "village" of apartments, townhomes and retail after neighbors opposed a homeless‑services plan.

McKinney recorded 294 closed homes in April, with a $519,775 median sale price and an average 67 days on market.

A four-story penthouse at 8181 Douglas that belonged to the late tech founder Darwin Deason is listed for $17.5M with about 14,250 sq ft of living space.

Six of the first nine homes at Carrol Crest are nearing completion as InTown Homes moves the 200-home, $160M Carrollton community toward buyer-ready inventory. Prices begin in the $500Ks.

Richardson recorded 80 home sales in April and prices hovered near $450,000, according to MetroTex and local reporting.

A foreclosure auction is set for The Republic Apartments in Garland after S2 Capital allegedly defaulted on a $78.6M loan, while feeder-fund notes warn of a possible equity wipeout.

DFW Land bought 8020 Park Lane, a fully leased 120,923‑sf office inside The Shops at Park Lane. The move expands the investor’s Park Lane holdings near NorthPark Center.

A 321,193‑sq‑ft distribution center in Saginaw is finished and hitting the market. The building adds modern logistics capacity north of Fort Worth.

Apartments.com data show Texas drew roughly 72,680 new renters in 2026, led by Houston, Dallas and Austin as supply and lower advertised rents attract movers.

Ricchi Group is putting its 15‑story Mockingbird tower at 1111 W. Mockingbird Lane up for auction in June after owning it since 2012.

Arlington homeowners may be eligible for up to $5,000 back on qualifying remodels; projects must cost at least $20,000 and follow the city's application rules.