Dallas/Fort Worth

Due to the lack of new class-B supply paired with a high demand, Fort Capital believes well-located flex products such as the three it recently acquired will be increasingly attractive and cost-effective alternatives.

Industrial property construction added 144 million square feet across 441 properties last year with Dallas in second place following the Inland Empire which is set to grow by a larger margin.

Cawley Partners and Rosewood Property Company are partnering to develop four class-A office buildings totaling 1 million square feet which will be developed in phases at Heritage Creekside.

WindMass Capital recently purchased The Edison, motivated by Pacific Team Management's potential pricing considerations, which were achieved because of the potential upside of the asset.

Kyle Frazier of Freedom Solar recently shared insights into the advantages of solar, biggest barriers to going solar, how the price point is encouraging more usage in Dallas and current solar trends in this EXCLUSIVE.

Brentwood, TN-based GBT Realty Corporation, which developed the properties over the past two years, sold the portfolio to a Virginia-based, private investment group that was completing a sizable 1031 exchange.

The newly created partner program provides an opportunity for the firm's largest producers to be recognized and rewarded for outstanding contributions as well as dedication to company growth.

The Christman Company recently acquired MEDCO Construction, which had previously operated as an in-house construction partner for Baylor Scott & White, Texas' largest nonprofit healthcare system.