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Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Darren Woodson
Dallas Cowboy turned real estate savant recounts lessons learned from Lovie Smith, provides his outlook for future Texas growth, and discusses his passion for teaching financial literacy to youth.
Commercial Real Estate
National Real Estate Firm Cresa Acquires Frisco-Based ESRP
Cresa’s Dallas office will move into ESRP’s space at The Star and ESRP’s partners will assume leadership roles within the company.
Commercial Real Estate
State-Owned Industrial Property Along U.S. 75 Corridor Exchanges Hands
Plus: JPMorgan Chase to move out of namesake tower; luxury multifamily on Ross Avenue sells; and more.
Commercial Real Estate
The Hybrid Office is Not the New Normal—It’s the Transition
Cresa's Larry Kelso says we should expect workplace variations to continue for the next 12, 18, or even 24 months.
Commercial Real Estate
Tips To Consider Before Signing Your Next Office Lease
CRESA's Alex Coe on creating a real estate strategy to facilitate a company's business goals.
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Commercial Real Estate
New Lineup of Contributing Editors for D CEO Real Estate
More than 100 market leaders have signed on to share their perspectives on industry trends, economic reports, and various sectors and submarkets.
Commercial Real Estate
Deal Ticker: U.K.-Based Immersive Adventure Experience Inks First U.S. Deal at Grandscape in The Colony
Plus AI healthcare company Pieces expands office footprint in Las Colinas, a 644,000-square-foot industrial park is headed to Sunnyvale, and more.
CRE Opinion
Trending Now: Workplace Flexibility
A reality check into the workplace and workforce impacts of COVID-19, telecommuting, and labor trends.
Commercial Real Estate
Deal Ticker: DFW’s Top Leases, Sales, and New Projects
Mansfield retail property exchanges hands, Children's Health files permit to build $10 million medical office, gourmet marshmallow company to open at Legacy Hall, and more.
Commercial Real Estate
Rethinking Workplace Strategy, Especially in Challenging Times
Everyone’s approach will be different—unique cultures require unique solutions, says CRESA's Larry Kelso.