Neches
Neches, TX · Real Estate
QSR magazine
culturemap.com
Old East Dallas: Where Dallas history lives on the front porch
--- For close to 30 years, real estate agent Elizabeth Mast has called East Dallas home, and she has watched it grow and transform into a vibrant, energetic place while still holding onto its soul. "I love living in East Dallas because of its unmatched sense of community and the...
hoodline.com
The Cross Timbers Gazette
fortworthreport.org
hoodline.com
South Dallas Developer Turns To Crowdfunding, Offers 12% Notes For MLK Hub
A Dallas real estate firm is asking everyday investors, not just the wealthy, to help bankroll a mixed-use project near the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Malcolm X Boulevard in South Dallas. Bennu Properties LLC has launched a campaign seeking up to $5 million through a type of crowdfunding that remains uncommon in Texas, with a minimum buy-in of $2,500 per investor.
CandysDirt
Scotiabank Doubles Down on Dallas With Tower Purchase
Scotiabank is sinking deeper roots in Y’all Street, purchasing the 15-story Victory Park office tower where it opened its regional headquarters earlier this year. The Canadian banking giant acquired Victory Commons One at 2601 Victory Ave. from a partnership between Ross Perot Jr.’s Hillwood and Affinius Capital in a transaction that closed just last week, according to Dallas County deed records.
Dallas Observer
Okra pie, anyone? Dallas chefs are back with their one-of-a-kind pie auction
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Dallas one of a kind, Dallas Observer is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. The Piehole Auction is an annual fundraiser that brings together some of...
egoease.com
Developers plan $600M, two-tower project in Knox-Henderson
On a mild evening along the Katy Trail, runners move in a loose ribbon of motion while restaurant patios fill with people who came for a short walk and stayed for dinner. A few blocks away, a modest 2.2 acre parcel at McKinney and Webb avenues is about to test how much more intensity this pocket of Dallas can absorb. Developers have outlined a $600 million plan that would place the Knox-Henderson towers on that ground, two buildings meant to rise beside a neighborhood already known for crowds, leases, and a trail that functions as a civic living room.
rejournals.com
rejournals.com
hoodline.com
Host Hotels Pays $172M for Plano's Renaissance Legacy West Tower
Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel — Hotel Acquired in $172M Deal. A high-rise hotel at the center of Plano's Legacy West district has new owners. Host Hotels & Resorts announced it acquired the fee simple interest in the Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel for approximately $172 million in cash, a price tag that caps a three-year ownership run by a private investment group that says it beat its own timeline for selling the property.
CandysDirt
Inside a Preston Hollow Home With Columns, Marble, and a Palatial Vibe
When it comes to neighborhoods like Preston Hollow, this enclave expects architecture at scale and next-level design. This week’s Inwood Home of the Week, sponsored by Inwood National Bank is no exception. At 5835 Waggoner Drive, the five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom residence spans 7,154 square feet, with soaring ceilings, elaborate millwork,...
murphymonitor.com
Plano ISD seeks to sell surplus property
Plano ISD is moving ahead with the process of selling two district-owned properties after trustees unanimously declared the properties surplus during an Oct. 27 work session. The action clears the way for the district to advertise the properties for sale, receive and evaluate proposals and eventually bring potential sales back to the Board of Trustees for approval.
connectcre.com
Dallas Office Market on Rise
The Dallas-Fort Worth office market saw vacancy rates go down, while investment volume went up through the third quarter of 2026, according to Yardi Matrix data. Its competitive office pipeline was the second-largest in the country, while construction starts increased from their 2025 level. Dallas’ office investment volume reached $3.7 billion year-to-date through September, ranking third among the top 25 U.S. markets and second among its peers.