Dallas/Fort Worth

Beach Industrial Park shows the strength of the Fort Worth industrial market, which is in a great position to weather the unprecedented pandemic as e-commerce, population growth and onshoring of manufacturing drive the market.

While the location of Lakeside Tower overlooking Lake Grapevine is a key selling point, the concept of a 16-story condominium in the suburbs of DFW was a difficult sell to the capital markets, says Alex Brown of Realty Capital.

The Wylie class-A self-storage facility was an opportunistic investment for Trez Capital's growing portfolio with Hines and it also fits with Hines' strategy to acquire visible properties in rapidly growing cities such as Wylie.

As Texas retail slowly re-opens for business, "A New Together Again" will encourage shoppers to patronize Weitzman centers and tenants through an emphasis on community, safety and human interaction.

CIM Group recently acquired Junction 20/35, an industrial property of approximately 1.128 million square feet consisting of cold and dry storage, and an adjacent 14.42-acre parcel in South Fort Worth.

The company has acquired the 1,128,000-square-foot property and an adjacent 14.42 acre land parcel.

With hospitality properties in the spotlight due to COVID-19's spread, hotel managers are going the extra mile to ensure health guidelines are being followed and the Hyatt Regency Frisco is no exception.

The fully leased class A Dallas park was sold by Core5 Industrial Partners, which developed the property in 2019.