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Dallas-Fort Worth's best new buildings, real estate deals honored
The judges have spoken: these are the Best Real Estate Deals in Dallas-Fort Worth, from remarkable new developments to deals that reinvigorate overlooked sites.
Trammell Crow, partners behind office tower to rise where Chuy’s now stands
A 300,000-square-foot development including a 12-story luxury office tower is planned at a prime site in Dallas where Tex-Mex restaurant Chuy’s now stands.
Firefly Park development 'on schedule' despite new tariffs
While other major projects across Frisco are preparing for potential disruptions related to tariffs, Firefly Park officials expect the multibillion-dollar project to remain on schedule. Read on to discover why the developers feel confident despite rising uncertainty in the industry and market.
Why customer experience innovations for business applications are more important than ever
Over the last two decades, customer expectations have gone through an evolution. Price and product used to trump all else. Today, consumers are hyper-focused on the experience companies provide. In fact, 80% say that experience is just as important as the actual product or service, according to data from Salesforce.
These experiences shape decision-making across industries. Customers care about look and feel, seamless integration, real-time data, mobile access, self-service and friction-free experiences.…
TCU unveils $500 million expansion with new student housing, retail space, more
Texas Christian University's ambitious expansion plan goes beyond just adding classrooms. There will be new student housing with luxury amenities such as a rooftop pool, plus retail space where small businesses could get involved.
Man of conviction: John Scovell's story behind Reunion Tower and Woodbine's success
Developer John Scovell reveals how inexperience and a willingness to take risks led to the creation of “The Ball,” one of Dallas' most recognizable landmarks — and taught him lessons that have led to a lifetime of achievement.
Serenity Equity buys 121 acres in Grayson County
As the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex continues its northward expansion, one real estate company sees promise in a large tract of farmland near a city that saw its population surge 54% in recent years.
