Commercial Real Estate

As delivery volumes are projected to taper off by 2025, with DFW’s consistent position as a hub for job growth, the future beyond the near term appears promising, writes Presidium's John Griggs.

The deals may look different than previous years—says Daniel Taylor, executive managing director at Colliers—but in North Texas' resilient market, they're out there.

Two North Texas companies allege that Texas real estate companies and organizations artificially inflate commissions. Their suit, filed in Sherman, is nearly identical to the one NAR just lost.

The hockey organization has also entered into an agreement with Northlake to build another youth sports facility and is in discussions with cities outside of DFW for similar developments.

These conversions honor the history of existing structures, which contributes to sustainable urban development, says Ryan Kimura, the senior VP of strategic partnerships at Premier.