Commercial Real Estate

Council Member Casts Doubt on Dallas City Hall Report, Citing Past AECOM Settlement

By Charles Grand / March 27, 2026 /

In a sign that tensions may continue to rise as officials debate whether to relocate Dallas City Hall, a city council member is pointing to a past legal settlement involving AECOM, the firm that helped produce the building’s property condition assessment. Council Member Cara Mendelsohn (District 12) shared yesterday a 2023 Dallas Morning News article…

Dallas Institution Weir’s Furniture Is Closing; Going-Out-of-Business Sale Starts Today

By Shelby Skrhak / March 26, 2026 /

All four North Texas stores will close by early summer, and the company owns the real estate under every location — leaving some valuable properties likely to change hands. Weir’s Furniture, the place where generations of Dallas families furnished their homes — and Country Store popcorn placated their children — is closing after 78 years…

Council to Revise Dallas Wings Deal After Delays to Practice Facility Delivery

By Charles Grand / March 24, 2026 /

Major hiccups related to the planned Dallas Wings practice facility at Joey Georgusis Park have the city’s agreement with the WNBA team coming back before council members on Wednesday. With the Mavericks-City Hall drama overshadowing so much other real estate news, we missed the Wings enduring significant city-involved complications in stride as they navigate their…

Leasing Activity Prompts Crow Holdings To Grow Old Parkland East

By Charles Grand / March 23, 2026 /

The Uptown success story just keeps on racking up wins, the latest being the likely expansion of the Old Parkland office campus’s newest addition. Just last week, Crow Holdings’ senior managing director for office development revealed that a second phase to Old Parkland East is now in the works, with project filings incoming. “If we…

New Arena at City Hall Site Far From Certain, Mavs CEO Suggests

By Charles Grand / March 19, 2026 /

For a hypothetical deal that seemed all but certain to critics just a few weeks ago, the prospect of a new Mavericks arena replacing Dallas City Hall at 1500 Marilla St. seems plenty uncertain. Mavericks CEO Rick Welts acknowledged that the city would need to take action if it wanted the franchise to set up…