Commercial Real Estate

North Texas-Based Rockhill Capital, Horizon Capital Partners Announce Merger

By Mike Albanese / December 6, 2022 /

Merger not expected to cause delays in projects underway North Texas real estate developer, Rockhill Capital and Investments announced a merger with fellow North Texas real estate investment firm, Horizon Capital Partners. The two companies will unite under the Rockhill brand, according to a statement from the Frisco-based firm. Rockhill plans to leverage its expanded…

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This Report Says Dallas is One of The Best Cities For Starting a Business

By Mike Albanese / November 21, 2022 /
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Texas claimed three of the top 10 spots for best metros to start a business in the U.S. according to a new study from 42 Floors.  Austin was the highest-ranked city at No. 3, followed by Dallas at No. 8 and Houston at No. 9. San Antonio was also included in the list, coming in…

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New Study Claims Dallas-Fort Worth Leads Nation in Industrial Space Under Construction

By Candy's Dirt / November 17, 2022 /

If it seems like industrial real estate is experiencing a renaissance in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, that’s because it is. According to the October industrial report from CommercialEdge, Dallas is adding more industrial real estate than any other metro. Whereas geographical constraints are preventing many of the hottest markets from adding sufficient new space, markets…

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Rogers Healy Commercial Adds Industry Veteran to Team

By Mike Albanese / August 22, 2022 /

Steve Tiemann says he’s excited to work in the “best commercial real estate market” in the world. Commercial real estate veteran Steve Tiemann is excited about the opportunities now that he is a part of Rogers Healy and Associates Commercial.  He joins RHA Commercial as an agent with 35 years of experience in commercial real…

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Several Factors Cause Construction Timelines Drag on For Multifamily Developers

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / July 27, 2022 /

By Mike AlbaneseSpecial Contributor COVID, inflation, and labor shortages are noted as the main reasons for extended construction timelines.   Area multifamily developers say inflation, rising interest rates, labor shortages, and supply chain issues are dragging out construction timelines.  Data from the 2021 Survey of Construction from the Census Bureau revealed the average length of time…

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