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Commercial Real Estate
The Flight to Quality Continues for North Texas Healthcare Real Estate
Leasing activity on class A properties was up more than 11 percent in Q1, while Class B was down nearly 50 percent.
By Will Maddox

News
DFW Healthcare Brief: Nearly Perfect Match Day for UT Southwestern Medical Students and Greenville MOB’s New Leasing Agent
Plus, a new Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care location and a Soleo Health's CEO named to industry board.
By Shreeya Khatry

Golf
2023 AT&T Byron Nelson Leadership Share the Event’s Estimated Economic Impact
After adding 41 hospitality units, tournament chair Jeff Eckert says 2023 fan attendance will grow and he expects charitable giving to roughly match last year's numbers.
By Ben Swanger

Health Systems
DFW Poised for Outpatient Services Explosion
Demographic patterns, patient desires, and healthcare trends are tailwinds for outpatient growth.
By Will Maddox

Personnel Moves
G6 Hospitality Appoints Interim CEO
Plus, Dallas Stars welcome a VP of marketing; former partner rejoins Katten's Dallas office; and more.
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Personnel Moves
Forvis Adds New Partner
Plus, Cotton Patch Café promotes two into C-Suite; JLL hires new VP; and more.

CRE Opinion
Why DFW Is the Next Emerging Market In Life Sciences
Texas is no longer a flyover state for the life sciences industry as Dallas-Fort Worth has rapidly become the next emerging market, says JLL's Ethan Garner.
By Ethan Garner

Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Torrey Littlejohn
JLL's managing director talks about where she learned the art of sweat equity, retaining talent, and the time she accepted a 100 percent commission compensation structure.
By Ben Swanger

Real Estate Briefs
Law Firm O’Melveny & Myers Inks New Lease at Harwood No. 14
Plus: Four additional law firms lease space at Ross Tower; H-E-B continues its expansion into North Texas with new location in Allen; and more.
By Carla McCanna

Energy Industry
Dallas-based Hover Is Growing the Green Energy Independence Movement
The companies microgrids capture wind and solar power and can be installed around the built environment.
By Jencie Tomasek