This Week's DFW Deal Sheet
Hear from ARK Group's Noah Lazes, DFW Airport's John Terrell, Gables' Katy Slade and more at our Las Colinas Development Update on Sept. 14 at Mandalay Tower 3. Get tickets here.
KDC and Balfour Beatty topped out on Liberty Mutual Insurance's new 1.1M SF regional campus at Legacy West.
The $325M, 19-story campus has a medical center, a full-service cafeteria, a gourmet coffee bar, two large conference centers, two rooftop gardens and more than 4,000 covered parking spaces. More than 4,000 Liberty Mutual employees will move in in December…
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Building An Urban Village In Plano, Texas
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Plano is one step closer to becoming the next Silicon Valley.
Legacy Central, a $300M mixed-use project built on the site of the former 85-acre Texas Instruments campus, is nearly finished with Phase 1 of construction. Two of the four…
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More Details On Craig Hall's ‘Most Difficult Project Yet'
The second phase of Hall Arts ceremonially broke ground Friday. The 25-story condo tower and 183-room hotel development will deliver in fall 2019.
Hall Group founder Craig Hall said the underground parking garage throughout most of the site, the challenges…
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Pollo Tropical Closing 30 Stores Across Texas, Tennessee And Georgia
Pollo Tropical will close all DFW, Austin and Nashville locations to focus on sister brand Taco Cabana. Both concepts are under Addison-based Fiesta Restaurant Group.
A spokesperson did not know how many employees were impacted by the closing of the 13…
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NewQuest's Carrollton Town Center Gets Occupancy To 94%
Over the last 18 months, NewQuest Properties has brought the 155K SF Carrollton Town Center to 94% occupancy. The center has 22 restaurants and retailers total in Phase 1, including the so-called Asian Starbucks, 85°C Bakery Café.
Phase 2 will…
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6 African-American Celebrities Putting Their Mark On CRE
There are some African-American celebs who may be known for their prowess in a variety of fields, ranging from sports to entertainment, but many of them have also been making strides in commercial real estate.
These public figures include sports legend Magic Johnson, Black Entertainment Television (BET) co-founder Sheila Johnson and three-time Super Bowl champ Emmitt Smith.
Check out how these big names are playing by their own rules when it comes to CRE.
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