River Oaks

River Oaks, TX · Business
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Artisan Circle’s revival on full display in west Fort Worth
Artisan Circle in west Fort Worth is in the midst of a revitalization, driven by recent restaurant, retail and entertainment openings, with more coming soon. The five-block, mixed-use urban village, previously known as Crockett Row, was purchased by the investment arm of the Younger Partners commercial real estate firm in August of 2022. West 7th Street and Morton Street form the property’s northern and southern boundaries, with Foch Street and University Drive on the eastern and western edges, respectively.
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Trammell Crow Company, PGIM break ground on 755,793-square-foot industrial project in Fort Worth
Trammell Crow Company and joint venture partner PGIM broke ground on Phase IV of 35 Eagle, a multi-phase speculative industrial park in northeast Fort Worth, Texas. This latest phase, totaling 755,793 square feet across three buildings, is scheduled for delivery in summer 2027. Fifth Third Bank and American National Bank provided construction financing for the project.
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Doc’s Records spins off a second location in southwest Fort Worth
Fort Worth-based Doc’s Records & Vintage, a music and movie store that sells antiques, memorabilia and local artwork plans to open a second location on the city’s southwest side at 5212 S. Hulen St. in late November. Jenkins Boyd, Doc’s store owner, said he had noticed the entire...
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We’ve Made Progress. So Why Aren’t More Black Families Wealthier?
Black achievement is visible across Dallas–Fort Worth. Turning that achievement into lasting family wealth requires a closer look at ownership, opportunity, and what we pass to the next generation. There is no shortage of Black success in Dallas–Fort Worth. We see it in corporate leadership, medicine, technology, real...
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Rochelle’s CoolPepper Sauces relaunch from Fort Worth
Could a decades-old hot sauce brand be the next Mrs. Renfro’s?. Fort Worth businessman John Gales Jr. is betting on it. Gales, the son of noted Fort Worth high school basketball coach and educator John Gales Sr., recently relaunched the hot sauce brand that his late wife of 16 years, Rochelle Denice Bradley Gales, created in her home kitchen in Flint, Michigan, in the mid-1980s.
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Cinnabon Lands First DFW Airport Shop, Bumping Out Peach Cobbler Factory
Cinnamon-roll fans flying through Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will soon have a new reason to linger near Gate D12. The Peach Cobbler Factory is closing inside Terminal D, and Cinnabon will take its place, marking the brand's first-ever location at the airport. The DFW Airport board of directors approved...
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The Black Rabbit Antique Market Concept Coming to Downtown Frisco
A store selling items from different eras of history is under construction downtown. From a recent permit filing, The Black Rabbit Antique Market is coming to Frisco at 8760 7th Street. This is right in the downtown’s historic Rail District. Right now, an opening date has not been announced.
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Red Lobster across from mall with JCPenney and Dillard’s throws in the towel & calls it quits after 24 years
RIGHT across from a popular shopping mall, a longstanding Red Lobster restaurant has turned off its lights. The seafood eatery shut its doors forever over the weekend, alerting foodies with a notice posted on the front door. The Red Lobster restaurant at 3056 Preston Road in Frisco, Texas – a...
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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.
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Frisco's Red Lobster on Preston Road Closes
The Red Lobster at 3056 Preston Road in Frisco closed on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, with door signage confirming the shutdown. The closure lands just over two years after the seafood chain filed for bankruptcy, and it adds Frisco to a growing list of North Texas communities losing their local Red Lobster.