Therme is asking Dallas planners to OK a pedestrian skybridge and zoning changes as it advances an $800 million riverfront resort. The City Plan Commission will consider the request this Thursday.

Two tenants committed nearly 1.5 million square feet at Southport Logistics Center in Wilmer, highlighting continued demand for large-format industrial space in D‑FW.

RentCafe data shows Dallas' millennial homeowner households nearly doubled in five years, pushing the metro into the national top 15 and shifting local demand.

Bedford's Market at Gateway will add a 23,443-square-foot Sprouts, a Nothing Bundt Cakes and 106 townhomes to the Airport Freeway corridor, with Sprouts slated to open in November 2026.

Clusters of vacant lots south of I‑30 map a history of redlining and underinvestment that still shapes where Dallas grows.

North Richland Hills is weighing tougher zoning for data centers after residents and the mayor raised concerns about noise, water and proximity.

Big Sky Asset Management acquired HealthCap Partners, folding a nearly 30-year Dallas development platform into its national healthcare real estate business; terms were not disclosed.

MTU opened a $120M overhaul hub at AllianceTexas, inducted its first LEAP‑1B engine for GOL and plans to train and hire roughly 1,200 technicians as it ramps up.

GID provided long-term financing to refinance Oxenfree Princeton’s 408 build-to-rent homes, replacing an $86M construction loan as leasing continues.

The Exchange will bring 296 mixed-income apartments and amenities to the 14.6‑acre Stockyards North master plan, developers say.

A Florida developer has pitched Wildhaven, a 740‑acre luxury resort for north Denton that would include a hotel, equestrian arenas and 152 homes starting near $1.5M. The proposal arrives as Denton sees several mega‑developments reshape its northern edges.

Stacker used May Zillow data to rank Texas cities by typical home value and found Westlake at No. 1 with a typical home above $3.1M as DFW and Austin suburbs dominate.

Endeavor plans The Lucille, a 22‑story, 265‑unit tower at 2700 McKinney Ave with retail and rooftop amenities; construction is slated for this summer.