Commercial Real Estate
Downtown Dallas’ transformation from a strictly business-oriented concentration of towers into an actual neighborhood of historic character is proceeding apace, with adaptive reuse projects in the West End revving up to counter the dour narratives haunting the city center. One conversion just got a significant boost in the form of property assessed clean energy financing…
A stretch of Denton ranchland along I-35 is poised for a dramatic transformation, with developers preparing to capitalize on one of North Texas’ busiest logistics corridors by building a master-planned industrial campus. Farmers Branch-based Urban Logistics Realty recently closed on the acquisition of 53 acres of Harris Ranch south of Loop 288. Work on the…
August temperatures won’t be the only factor heating things up in Dallas this month. After some weeks away from the horseshoe, officials are returning to City Hall to resume public business and take on a slate of hot-button issues. One of the first bits of business on deck appears to be a reform of the…
Numbers are still being tabulated, but early data suggest D-FW hotels outperformed most other U.S. host markets during the FIFA World Cup. AT&T Stadium in Arlington, rebranded as Dallas Stadium for the tournament, hosted a tournament-high nine matches, positioning the Metroplex to capture a significant share of World Cup visitors. While it seems increasingly unlikely…
It’s been one year since Uptown Dallas, Inc. executive director Kelem Butts was placed at the helm of the nonprofit, and it’s been a hell of a year. Between the big-ticket projects coming to the district and the neighborhood’s strong desirability factors, Uptown has been modeling Dallas urban living. “Everything has been very positive,” Butts…
