25 stories on texas in commercial real estate.
NYSE Director Ron Bohlert highlights the exchange's Texas expansion as a sign of the state's growing economic influence amid volatile early-2026 REIT markets.
Rosewood Property Company secures zoning approval for a massive 156-acre mixed-use project in Plano, Texas, significantly shifting the development focus from traditional office and hotel space to retail, dining, and entertainment. The adaptive reuse highlights a broader CRE trend of prioritizing experience-driven assets in suburban corporate corridors.
Matthews Real Estate Investment Services has successfully closed the sale of a 12,000-square-foot Kindercare Learning Center in Leander, Texas, supported by a $5.2 million acquisition loan. The transaction highlights continued investor interest in early childhood education facilities within the rapidly growing Austin metropolitan area.
Austin City Council approved entitlements for a dual-tower project on West MLK Boulevard near UT Austin, clearing the path for hotel, condo, and residential uses.
Meta raised its El Paso AI data center investment from $1.5B to $10B, targeting 1 gigawatt of capacity by 2028 — a signal of surging hyperscaler demand in secondary markets.
Younger Partners Investments acquires Presidio Junction, a fully leased 375,000-sq-ft three-property retail portfolio at I-35W and North Tarrant Parkway in Fort Worth.
Healthpeak Properties is spinning out Janus Living as a standalone senior housing REIT targeting a $740M IPO, anchored by 34 communities across Florida and Texas.
Texas CRE firms are making strategic executive hires and expansions across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio in March 2026.
CTO Realty Growth acquired Palms Crossing, a 399,075 SF open-air retail center in McAllen, Texas, from WPG for $81.6M, arranged by JLL Capital Markets.
Texas CRE professionals track personnel shifts and company developments across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio this week.
Texas CRE firms announced leadership changes and corporate moves in early March, reflecting ongoing talent reshuffles across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and other key markets.
Plano City Council approved a $20M incentive package for AT&T's $1.35B headquarters campus at 5400 Legacy Drive, with partial occupancy targeted for 2028.