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Personnel Moves
Mary Kay Veteran Takes on New Role as Chief Experience Officer
Plus: Former Topgolf exec named PGA COO; Tanya Hart Little shifts focus to Hart Commercial; and more.
Business Briefs
Improving Acquires Software Development and IT Consulting Firm Zigatta
Plus: Chili's Founder Larry Lavine launches new BBQ concept; Construction starts on new Flower Mound multifamily development; and more.
Personnel Moves
Dallas Area Habitat For Humanity Has a New CEO
Plus, Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas picks new executive director of STEM Center for Excellence, The Retail Connection promotes VP; and more.
Personnel Moves
Peacock Alley CEO Chairs Dwell With Dignity Board
Plus, M2G Ventures appoints new CFO and COO, Bank of Texas welcomes two in relationship management; and more.
Personnel Moves
PeopleFun Names First New CEO Since its Launch
Plus, SaaS company Thryv names president of international markets; Joe May named chancellor in residence for Educate Texas; and more.
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Commercial Real Estate
D CEO Real Estate’s Most-Read Stories of 2021
Behind-the-scenes looks at new projects, breaking news, and insights from industry thought leaders got the most attention from readers last year.
Deal Ticker
Sherwood Bedding Selects Billingsley Co.’s Austin Ranch For New Warehouse
Plus: EastGroup Properties breaks ground on McKinney 121; Ariat to open new store in Mule Alley, and more.
Industrial
Meet the Finalists: The Top Projects Setting the Bar for DFW’s Industrial Market
Development sites include 3200 Irving Blvd., Carter Park East, Encore Wire Service Center, Ericsson USA 5G Smart Factory, International Logistics Center, and Passport Park.
Commercial Real Estate
Meet the Finalists: Leaders from HDF, Merriman Anderson, and Perkins & Will
Three notable North Texas architecture execs on career choices, industry trends, and why space matters.
Architecture & Design
First Look: Southeast Dallas’ Shipping Container Housing Project
Designed by Merriman Anderson Architects, the project is repurposing 300 square-foot shipping containers into 19 one-bedroom "affordable" apartments.