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Irving’s Toyota Music Factory May Soon Be Getting a New Owner
Real estate sources say developer The ARK Group is selling two of its entertainment properties in a deal that’s set to close this week.

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The Downtown YMCA Is Back on the Market
After reopening in June, the decline in memberships was enough to re-enter negotiations with potential suitors. The Y says it is committed to staying downtown in some form.
By Matt Goodman

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Submit Your Transactions to D CEO’s Deal Ticker
But do it fast—the deadline is Nov. 25. We’ll count down the biggest leases and sales in our Real Estate Annual.

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Nominate: D CEO’s Commercial Real Estate Awards 2017
All finalists will be featured in the April issue and honored at an awards event in March.
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Conversation With: Avison Young’s Agency Leasing Team
It has been a year since Chuck Sellers, Dale Ray, and Grant Sumner joined Avison Young to launch and lead the firm’s landlord services group in Dallas. Their portfolio now tops 3.5 million square feet. D Real Estate Daily recently sat down with the team to get their take on market activity, where the hot spots are, and what lies ahead.
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Conversation With: Emmitt Smith, E Smith Realty Partners
Like his role model Roger Staubach, football great Emmitt Smith has parlayed success in football to success in commercial real estate. He leads a six companies, including E Smith Realty (brokerage and other services), EJ Smith Construction (highway, civic and commercial projects), and E Smith Capital Partners.
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Randy Baird: What Inning Are We Really In?
We are now in year seven of an economic recovery and the recovery/growth phase of Dallas’ real estate cycle. Given that the average real estate cycle is seven years in duration, some would take this to mean we are in the ninth inning and a couple of strike-outs away from lights out at the ballpark.
By Randy Baird
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EB5: Risks and Rewards in DFW Real Estate
When the program works, everyone is happy. Developers get low-cost capital from silent investors who really just want to break even. Investors get those all-important green cards, which provide permanent residency. Those who facilitate the investments get their cuts. And cities benefit from new jobs and tax-generating enterprises and developments.
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How a Bike Ride Led Takeharu Miyama to Make Millions in Dallas
Takeharu Miyama tells a fascinating story of how he came to the United States in the mid-1970s and wound up making millions in Dallas. His daughter Sawako translates from Japanese: “I told my parents I wanted to see the world. I wanted to go someplace where people didn’t know me. I wanted to see what I could be.”
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Conversation With: Sabine Gaedeke Stener, Gaedeke Group
Along with overseeing development of her company's new project in Plano, One Legacy West, Sabine Gaedeke Stener is busy pursuing real estate acquisitions in Boston and Manhattan—and opportunistic oil and gas buys for Gaedeke Energy, which she also runs.