The Village in Dallas getting reimagined with office-to-hotel conversion
Phoenix Property Co. to begin work on redevelopment this summer
The real estate company behind The Village in Dallas is once again reimagining the 34-acre property housing thousands of residents.
Harwood International seeks investors to recapitalize its Dallas office portfolio
Global firm hires Newmark to find capital partners seeking foothold near Uptown Dallas
Harwood International is shopping for new investors to recapitalize its Dallas office portfolio and fund the next phase of mixed-use development at the Harwood District.
Dallas' Cityplace Tower landlord seeks to add nearly 1,000 apartments
NexPoint Diversified Real Estate Trust could begin multiphase project by year's end
The landlord behind Cityplace Tower is getting ready to invest $445 million into a multiphase redevelopment of the 42-story, 1.35-million-square-foot tower in Dallas and its surrou...
Ackman's Pershing Square buys bigger stake in Howard Hughes Holdings
After months of talks, deal aims to turn Howard Hughes into company like Berkshire Hathaway
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman's Pershing Square is upping its investment in Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. in a $900 million deal that is expected to transform the developer of mas...
Preservationist buys the only Frank Lloyd Wright skyscraper ever built
McFarlin Building acquires Price Tower in $1.4 million deal through bankruptcy court
The sole bidder on the only Frank Lloyd Wright skyscraper ever built has scooped up the historic property through a U.S. bankruptcy court in a $1.4 million deal.
Site Selection Group names managing partner who bought stake in company
Plans for growth in face of increased competition
A longtime real estate executive has been named managing partner of Dallas-based Site Selection Group after acquiring a minority stake in the firm that advises companies on their r...
Longtime broker joins Colliers' Dallas office during real estate ‘reinvention’
Jack Crews brings experience from JLL, HFF, Trammell Crow to new role
Longtime office and capital markets broker Jack Crews has joined Colliers International's Dallas-Fort Worth regional office in a move he expects to give him a runway through this n...
Developer nabs sprawling Texas ranch with corporate hub, data center plans underway
Deal expected also to make way for more than 5,000 homes
A Dallas-based developer and its investment group plans to develop a corporate-anchored mixed-use development within a short drive of downtown Dallas after purchasing a more than 5...
Caterpillar expects up to $350 million in trade policy headwinds
Global maker of construction and mining equipment is a net exporter
Caterpillar, a global maker of construction and mining equipment, is readying for tariff headwinds in the near term of up to $350 million.
Chili's parent raises restaurant count, spending plans for the year
Brinker International says 80% of its supply chain is sourced domestically
The parent company of Chili's is boosting its restaurant count and spending plans for the remainder of the fiscal year even as some companies complain of tariff uncertainty.
Stake in three hotels at Fort Worth Stockyards heads to auction block
Majestic Realty hires replacement for former executive it is suing
The real estate executive who once oversaw the redevelopment of the historic Fort Worth Stockyards into a mixed-use tourist destination has left the project as it expands and as a ...
Handful of Texas industrial hubs could be up for grabs
Three companies are closing real estate facilities around Texas
Digital printing supplier Graphic Solutions Group Inc. plans to close three of its Dallas-area facilities months after being acquired by a larger rival in a move expected to cut 71...
Deloitte teams with Gensler on new Dallas office
Global consulting firm plans to begin building out office at 23Springs in June
Global consulting firm Deloitte is getting ready to move to Uptown Dallas with construction on its new office spanning four floors expected to begin in about a month.
Dallas suburb green lights $1.3 billion mixed-use hub
Partnership led by Creation to add apartments, hotel, office, retail to high-profile corner
A North Texas city has approved a $1.3 billion, 155-acre mixed-use project designed to bring an urban-like destination to a high-profile intersection.
Saks Global cuts hundreds of jobs four months after buying Neiman Marcus
Saks Global slashes about 11% of its US corporate workforce this week
Saks Global, the parent of Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, has laid off hundreds of employees in New York City and Dallas as part of a multi-year plan to integrate Neiman Marc...
CBRE says tariff concern reduces strength of its incoming business
World's largest commercial real estate services company uncertain of repeating better-than-expected results
The CEO of the world's largest commercial real estate services company said the firm is seeing less activity and reduced strength in incoming business as a result of concern relate...
The Container Store's plan to stop spending leads to job cuts
Retailer to cut 2% of its workforce, primarily at its Dallas-area headquarters
The Container Store's decision to pause capital projects and to stop openings new stores has led to the retailer to slash 2% of its workforce, primarily at its Dallas-area headquar...
Tesla's profit drops as automaker cites 'changing political sentiment'
Electric car manufacturer's business affected by uncertainty tied to tariffs
Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised investors he will devote more time to the maker of electric cars and trucks after profits tumbled 71% in the first quarter, a period when the billionai...
Blackstone's QTS primes $780 million in Texas data center projects
Global data center developer adds, expands facilities in North Texas
Global data center provider QTS, a Blackstone portfolio company, is adding to its bandwidth in the Lone Star State with $780 million of new state work permits being issued in North...
Nation's biggest occupational health services provider expands
Concentra Group to make $55 million acquisition, adding to US worksite portfolio
The nation's largest provider of occupational health services plans to nearly double its worksite locations in the U.S. with a $55 million acquisition adding 227 sites to its real ...