Longpoint Partners acquired six warehouses in Miami-Dade County for $30 million, following a major purchase in December, highlighting its aggressive expansion in South Florida's industrial market.

Siemens' facility in Fort Worth wins the 2023 Impact Award for Advanced Manufacturing, highlighting its role in economic development and technological advancement.

The San Antonio Zoo is planning to construct 'Congo Falls', a new habitat for gorillas, as part of a conservation effort and to enhance visitor experience.

Midway is planning to build a new 19-story office tower, CityCentre 6, in Houston despite a 25% office vacancy rate, buoyed by the success of its fully leased existing developments.

Defyned Brands, known as 5 Star Nutrition LLC, pleaded guilty to distributing misbranded dietary supplements, violating FDCA guidelines, and agreed to a $4.5 million forfeiture.

A century-old home in Alamo Heights faces demolition to make way for two new houses, sparking a debate between preservation and development in the historic San Antonio enclave.

San Diego County offers financial assistance to eligible first-time homebuyers based on income, with deferrable low interest loans for down payment and closing costs.

PrizePicks secured a multi-year exclusive sponsorship deal with Wave Sports + Entertainment, including content like the "New Heights" podcast by the Kelce brothers.

Ponce City Market in Atlanta plans a 500,000 sq ft extension to include more residential, office, and retail spaces, and The Forum Athletic Club will double in size.

Austin is planning its first All Abilities Playground in Onion Creek Metropolitan Park, inviting community feedback to ensure inclusive play for children of all abilities.

The Austin Tourism Commission is scrutinizing short-term rental platforms, with City Council expected to regulate the market, amid residents' concerns over unlicensed rentals and loss of hotel tax revenue.

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.

Fluor Corporation expands its Houston presence by leasing over 100,000 square feet in the Energy Corridor and planning large-scale renovations, signaling confidence in future growth.