Commercial Real Estate

A New Luxury Car Condo is Coming to D-FW And It’s More Incredible Than You Imagined

By Daniel Lalley / July 17, 2023 /

In the last several years, the luxury and exotic car market has exploded. Despite small setbacks from the COVID-19 pandemic, this burgeoning consumer sector is expected to balloon to more than $1 trillion by 2030 with a compound annual growth rate of 6.9 percent from 2023 to 2030. Nowhere is this more apparent than on…

Swiss Developer Buys Downtown Dallas Site For Market-Rate Multifamily Development

By CandysDirt / June 20, 2023 /

Switzerland-based Empira Group, an institutional real estate investment firm, continues its expansion in the U.S. with the acquisition of a development site strategically located steps from the vibrant Dallas Arts District and right in the heart of the central business district.  Empira acquired a 1.1-acre site to build a market-rate multifamily development consisting of 375…

Is Dallas at Risk For a Wave of Commercial Real Estate Defaults?

By Joanna England / May 31, 2023 /

A new study from Commercial Edge shows that more than 52 million square feet of Dallas office space and more than 87 million square feet of Dallas industrial space will have loans reaching maturity between 2023 and 2025. With vacancy rates hovering at 17.2 percent for office and 5.5 percent for industrial, some strategically minded…

Dallas Midtown Partners Announce Plans For 275 Luxury Condos, $80M Mixed-Use Development on Former Valley View Site

By April Towery / May 23, 2023 /

The final pieces of what used to be Valley View Mall sat in a pile of rubble Tuesday morning as developers with Beck Ventures announced future plans for Dallas Midtown on the site near Preston Road and Dilbeck Lane.  Longtime Beck partner Anthem Development expects to secure permits by the fall for the anchor project,…

Dallas Startup Dottid is Making Commercial Real Estate Less Daunting With Data-Driven Platform

By Daniel Lalley / May 16, 2023 /

Commercial real estate is in an uncertain place. With persisting supply chain problems, work culture shifts, and increasing interest rates, retail, office, and industrial properties have certainly been under pressure for the last few years. However, even as our current commercial real estate market becomes ever more precarious, one Dallas proptech startup has made it…