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Argyle considers more regulations on short-term rental properties
Owning a short-term rental property in Argyle might get a bit more difficult, and more expensive. Argyle’s Planning and Zoning Commission thoroughly discussed ordinance amendments affecting short-term rentals at its Wednesday meeting, but decided to table a decision to the next meeting on Nov. 4. The proposed ordinance amendments...
Realty Today
Lincoln Property Signs Two 100,000-SF Tenants at Planned Uptown Dallas Office Tower
Lincoln Property Company has signed two anchor tenants, each taking roughly 100,000 square feet, at the office tower planned to anchor its sweeping Springs District development in Uptown Dallas — putting the project within reach of the pre-leasing threshold that construction lenders typically require to finance a deal of this scale, according to The Real Deal Texas and the Dallas Business Journal.
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CenterPoint Advancing Waxahachie Retail Venture
CenterPoint Commercial Properties acquired a 12-acre retail development site at the northeast quadrant of US-77 and Grove Creek Road in Waxahachie, Texas, marking the next step in the development of Village at Soma Creek, a major new retail destination. The acquired property forms a key portion of an approximately 22-acre...
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Roanoke Helming Hotel/Convention Center Project
Garfield Public/Private has broken ground on a lifestyle-branded hotel and convention center to meet Roanoke’s growing demand for tourism and event space. The town is the development’s sponsor. Located at 600 S. Oak St., Roanoke, Texas, the planned 169,152-square-foot development will include a 205-key hotel, approximately 20,000 square...
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Fort Worth's Trinity River Condo Tower Dream Shrinks Into a $25.5M Office Build
The riverfront site at 1630 Rogers Road was supposed to get a 14-story luxury condo tower with a pool, a pickleball court, and penthouses overlooking the Clear Fork of the Trinity River. Instead, developer 2SP Partners is now moving forward with a six-story office and retail building estimated to cost $25.5 million, with construction expected to begin in early 2027 and wrap up by March 2028.
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2 Dallas neighbors top list of safest cities for new homeowners
Roughly 15 miles separate two fast-growing Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs, McKinney and Frisco. Yet they share highly coveted territory in the safety department. Home security system company Vivint has put McKinney at No. 2 and Frisco at No. 4 in its ranking of the safest U.S. cities for new homeowners. Vivint...
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Dallas Homeowners Can Apply for Repair Funding — But the Deadline Is Oct. 16
Dallas homeowners in need of some major repairs have until Oct. 16 to apply for up to $24,000 in assistance through the city’s Home Improvement & Preservation Program. Applications for HIPP opened Oct. 5 and are being accepted by Volunteers of America Texas, the nonprofit that took over administration of the program from the city back in February of this year.
Realty Today
Hines Buys 1,476-Acre Brown Ranch on Fort Worth’s Western Edge, Lines Up Six Builders for 3,800-Home Community
Hines has acquired Brown Ranch, a 1,476-acre site on Fort Worth's western flank, and intends to build 3,800 single-family homes across a roughly 12-year buildout, the Houston-based developer announced. Six national homebuilders are already committed to the project: Beazer Homes, DRB Homes, HistoryMaker Homes, Meritage Homes, Pulte Homes, and Risewell Homes. Trez Capital is the equity partner, with acquisition and development financing from Harvest Capital and TPG Credit.
The Cross Timbers Gazette
Roanoke breaks ground on convention center, Hilton hotel
Roanoke officially broke ground on its new hotel and convention center, and revealed the hotel’s partner brand at the same time. The Cade Hotel will be a Hilton hotel with a convention center, the city announced at the groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday afternoon. “Today, we are doing much more than...
The House Take
A Texas Homeowner Priced a Sewer Line Replacement. A Cleanout Alone Was $4,400.
In Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas, a homeowner in Fort Worth’s South Hills neighborhood had a recurring drain problem: the toilets had clogged about five times in seven years. Plumbers had repeatedly recommended replacing the drain lines beneath the 70-year-old pier-and-beam house.
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Managing director, U.S. real estate management joins Dallas office of Colliers
Traci Devereaux has joined Colliers as Managing Director, U.S. Real Estate Management Services (REMS), based in Dallas, Texas. Devereaux will focus on new business development and expanding the firm’s property management presence across the Dallas–Fort Worth market. In her role, Devereaux will build relationships with owners and investors...
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Fort Worth’s Trademark Property Company closes financing on four development projects across Texas
Fort Worth, Texas-based Trademark Property Company closed financing on four development and redevelopment projects across Texas over a six-week span this summer, and took over management of Atlantic Station in Atlanta, marking the busiest stretch in the company’s 30-year history. Together, the four development and redevelopment projects are valued...
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Filing Alert: Travis Property Owner Chapter 11
Travis Property Owner LLC, owner of The Travis, a multifamily apartment complex in Lakewood Village, TX, filed for Chapter 11 protection on Oct. 6 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas. The company reports $50 million to $100 million in both assets and liabilities. The filing...
Housing Wire
Six reasons to change your plans now, and come join us in Dallas
HousingWire TBD’s John McManus outlines 6 reasons homebuilding leaders should attend the Oct. 19–21 Homebuilder Summit in Dallas, emphasizing execution, customer value, and leadership. It argues strong operators plan for current conditions, not market relief, and use AI with clear business intent. AI Summary. Reasons aplenty stack up...
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A Market in Transition: The Future of Downtown Dallas Hotels
The Dallas hotel market has been navigating a period of transition since 2025, driven by shifts in group, leisure, and corporate demand sources. The phased, $3.8-billion redevelopment of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas (KBHCCD) began disrupting the citywide meeting and convention segment that year. The market is also experiencing major corporate and sports relocations away from Downtown Dallas and continued growth in Uptown. In 2026, however, FIFA-related demand helped offset some of these challenges.