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Robust demand for hotel rooms in the Metroplex has spurred developers to add to DFW's stock of hotel rooms at a brisk pace in the last few years. And these are not just bland rooms in standard hotels.  A slew of new niche hotels, redeveloped buildings and otherwise cool hospitality properties have recently completed or are under development — there were 19,000 rooms in the pipeline as of late last summer, according to Lodging Economics, and many of those are starting to hit the market. Click here for six examples of cool new DFW hospitality properties. |
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Wade Park Slated For Foreclosure Sale (Again)
The Wade Park development in Frisco, which has been an on-again, off-again sort of project since 2017, has been slated for a foreclosure sale again. If the project's lenders don't call the sale off again, it will be on Feb. 5.…
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Spurred By Tech, U.S. Office Fundamentals End 2018 On Strong NoteTech-driven regional markets were key in keeping national office fundamentals strong last year, according to the latest report from Cushman & Wakefield. Vacancy rates dropped below 10% during Q4 2018 in 29 markets — the highest number of markets below that benchmark in a decade, the report said. |
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This City's No Zoning Policy Opens Retailers To A Unique Blending And Switching Of Property TypesRetailers are considering the best ways to balance in-store traffic with more pickup orders and at-home deliveries that may require a fulfillment center. This multispoke approach means having a couple of different property types in one metro, or, with the "mullet approach," even having different property types in one property. Houston's lack of zoning presents the ideal environment for big-box retailers to figure out the perfect mix of the retail showroom or customer-facing store and distribution space, Avison Young principal Todd Mason said. |
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