Category: DFW Real Estate News
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DallasNow Is Live: Changing Permitting and Planning in Dallas
Starting May 5, 2025, developers, business owners, and residents seeking permits or zoning changes will interact with city planning and development services through DallasNow
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Developers Bet Big on Build-to-Rent Townhomes in North Texas, Launching Lewisville’s Frontera Shores
LEWISVILLE, Texas — As the housing market continues to shift in North Texas, two big developers are working together to launch new rental townhomes, starting with a large project in Lewisville. Houston-based Wan Bridge, a leader in build-to-rent developments, is partnering with Centurion American Development Group, a prolific North Texas land developer, to roll out…
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Jury to Decide Fate of $200 Million Pepper Square Redevelopment Amid Neighborhood Legal Battle
DALLAS — A high-stakes legal showdown is set for October as a North Dallas neighborhood association takes its fight against the $200 million Pepper Square redevelopment to a jury, marking a pivotal moment in a long-running dispute over the future of the 15.5-acre site at Preston and Belt Line Roads. On Friday, Judge Martin Hoffman…
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Insurance Emerging as Home-Sale Dealbreaker Across the U.S.
While homeownership has always come with its challenges, real estate agents are now facing even greater obstacles as skyrocketing homeowners insurance costs make closing deals more difficult. Nearly 47% of agents surveyed reported experiencing more problems with home insurance during transactions over the past year compared to the previous one, based on Redfin Corp.’s 2025…
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Aerolane Sets Up Headquarters at Fort Worth Alliance Airport
Aerolane, a fresh face in aviation, is setting up shop at Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport in the northern reaches of Fort Worth. They’re all about making air cargo more efficient with their cool new towed cargo glider technology, which promises to cut costs in air transportation. Right now, Aerolane is working on getting…
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Turtle Creek Bridge Restoration: A $500K Project Amid New Developments
Turtle Creek, located near Oak Lawn and Uptown, is known for its luxury apartment buildings and the historic Rosewood Mansion. Now, in this vibrant neighborhood, a major restoration project is underway to revitalize its aging pedestrian bridges. The city of Dallas, working alongside the Turtle Creek Association and Turtle Creek Conservancy, is investing about half…
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City of Dallas Suspends Real Estate Deals After Costly Mistakes
Dallas has suspended all upcoming real estate transactions following a series of expensive mistakes.. The latest error was the failed acquisition of an office tower on North Stemmons Freeway near the 1600 block. City officials purchased the 11-story, 228,000-square-foot building at 7800 N. Stemmons in 2022 for $14.1 million. The building is intended to serve…
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Neiman Marcus Downtown Dallas to Stay Open—At Least Through 2025
Neiman Marcus, the iconic flagship store that has been part of Dallas for more than a century, has been granted an extension. Originally set to close on Monday, March 31, 2025, the store will remain open temporarily after weeks of talks with its parent company. Saks Global will work in partnership with the City of…
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US Housing Market Crash: Why So Many Realtors Are Quitting
The slowdown in the housing market, mostly caused by the COVID-19 pandemic five years ago, has taken a toll on real estate agents. The rising mortgage rates and economic hardships drove most potential buyers away from buying homes, causing agents, who live on commissions, to struggle to keep their businesses afloat. According to the Federal…
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Check Out What’s Coming to the Old ‘Leaning Tower of Dallas’ Spot
Big news for everyone who’s been keeping an eye on that spot where the ‘Leaning Tower of Dallas‘ used to be – it’s getting a major makeover. De La Vega Capital Development is turning this spot into The Central, a new spot that’s looking to give Uptown a run for its money. And y’all, it’s…