New pharma plants, lab campuses and university STEM investments are shifting attention — and capital — to Dallas‑Fort Worth. Developers and cities are racing to deliver lab‑ready space and the utilities needed to turn interest into jobs.

Construction is underway on Parcel H at Brooklyn Basin, bringing 83 townhouse-style apartments to Oakland's waterfront opposite a new plaza. The five-story block includes podium parking and ground-floor porches.

Agentio signed a five‑year lease for about 20,000 sq ft on the 11th floor of 295 Fifth Ave, adding to a wave of AI tenants taking Manhattan offices.

TCU will add thousands of student beds and new retail along Berry Street and the east campus. Several projects are slated to open by fall 2027 as the university pursues growth and research goals.

A two‑building West Village corner that houses Libertine has been sold, shifting ownership of a high‑profile neighborhood storefront.

Pillar Commercial and Ascent Real Estate Advisors purchased Rambler Park, a 311K-square-foot, 14-story office tower in North Dallas from Equus. The deal, financed through First Bank, adds another healthcare-anchored asset to their DFW portfolio.

Pig Works launched a $12M campaign to build an 18,000‑sq‑ft Walnut Hills headquarters and park, anchored by a $4M lead gift.

Hudson certified a 91‑acre tract on East Hines Hill Road to be marketed as Hudson Innovation Park, and Team NEO has endorsed the city’s effort to attract industrial employers.

Affinius Capital closed a $90M refinancing for One Nine Rockwell as the 27-story Fort Greene tower begins leasing and moves toward stabilization.

A St. Louis firm bought four historic Kansas City buildings that contain 369 loft apartments, including Library Lofts at 1004 Baltimore Ave.

Out-of-market firms from Houston and Dallas are racing for scarce warehouse space in Ascension Parish as megaprojects and developer pipelines accelerate pre-leasing.

The former Emerald Sound Studio at 1033 16th Ave S has sold after a high‑profile listing, raising questions about preservation and the building’s future on Music Row.

The owner of 500 Davis Street has listed the downtown Evanston office building for sale after a Fulton Market setback, adding pressure to a soft suburban office market.