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Capital Movement / Plano
Rosewood Property Company and MetLife Investment Management just completed The Buckley in Plano, signaling a major shift from office-centric to residential-led development at the Heritage Creekside site.
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Commercial Market
Fort Worth is facing a $77 million budget shortfall for 2027 because property tax valuations grew by less than 1%. The city is now looking at rate hikes to bridge the gap.
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Civic
The Dallas City Council is weighing a rule change that could significantly alter how the city authorizes new or reopened facilities, moving from a supermajority to a simple majority requirement.
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Multifamily
TK Homes LLC just finished a $1.395 million reimagining of a 3,687-square-foot single-story home in North Dallas, focusing heavily on high-performance infrastructure to ensure long-term durability.
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Data Center
The $10 billion Black Mountain data center project in southeast Fort Worth is hitting a regulatory crossroads. With a city-wide moratorium on the table, the path for large-scale tech infrastructure in DFW is shifting toward a more scrutinized approval process.
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Commercial Market
The $57 million donation to Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth is part of a much larger story regarding capital flow in the region. See how over $1 billion in foundation contributions is reshaping the city’s healthcare and educational infrastructure.
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Office
JVP Development is self-financing a 115,000-square-foot Class-A speculative office building in Frisco despite a 51% spike in construction costs.
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Multifamily
Dallas residential developers are pivoting toward move-in ready inventory to satisfy a buyer pool frustrated by long construction timelines. This shift signals a fundamental change in how "premium" is defined in the DFW market.
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Retail
The Fort Worth Urban Design Commission is prioritizing walkability over retail density, as seen in the recent approval of the Morado on Berry development.
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