The DFW Deal Sheet
The 4 Eleven restaurant/retail/event space will open this fall in a restored 18K SF warehouse at 411 South Main St. in Fort Worth.
The 1920s warehouse was slated to become another parking garage, but developers stepped in and repurposed it, citing the potential for the South Main area of Fort Worth to become the new Design District. Four shops will open at The 4…
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Vast Demand, Vigorous M&A Drive The Data Center Sector
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The race is on to provide more efficient and scalable data centers to a data-hungry economy, according to the speakers at our Data Center Investment Conference & Expo South on Thursday. Developers and operators who do so successfully stand to make very high returns indeed.
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Craig Hall Unveils Model Home For Hall Arts Residences
Craig Hall's 44-unit Hall Arts Residences is still under construction, but Hall and his team showed off a model home in the KPMG Plaza to potential buyers in the last week of August.
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Labor Day Spotlight: The Impact Of A Dwindling Workforce On Commercial Real Estate
Labor Day is a national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity and well-being of our country. Their efforts are vividly clear in commercial real estate, where workers have crafted some of the most renowned projects in the world, symbolizing the continued prosperity and health of the United States.
Labor is moving back to the forefront of the industry's consciousness as the workforce shrinks, costs rise and companies look for ways to draw in more workers even as they adjust methods and tools to do more with fewer people.
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Salesforce's Top Floor Amenity Is A Rarity In Office Design
Salesforce is adding an amenity not seen in many tech offices. Instead of using the top floor for executive suites, Salesforce is creating Ohana Floors for employees, customers, partners and the local community to use, according to Salesforce Executive Vice President, Real Estate, Strategic Events & Executive Briefing Centers Elizabeth Pinkham.
This amenity is a part of the company's mission to provide a space for Salesforce's entire ohana, the Hawaiian word for family, and a welcoming environment to employees, partners, customers and communities. Its company design standard, known as ohana design, promotes collaboration, fun, sustainability and wellness, Pinkham said.
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