Frisco’s Fields West adds local firm to quarterback 47 acres of office development

Dallas-based real estate developer Trammell Crow Company is the latest firm to sign on to the 160-acre Fields West development. Located within the broader 2,500-acre master-planned Fields development in Frisco, Fields West’s ownership includes Karahan Companies, Hunt Realty Investments, Chief Partners and Crosstie Capital.
What’s the Key to Attracting Talent? Three Frisco Developments Offer Answers

Developers behind Frisco Station and Fields reveal detailed updates—and city officials provide a sneak peek of redevelopment plans for Frisco’s downtown.
Commercial Real Estate Pros On the Finance Market: ‘Not a Typical Cycle’

It’s not a typical cycle. That much was agreed upon at Commercial Observer’s real estate investment forum for lenders and borrowers on April 18 at the Santander Tower in Downtown Dallas.
Wingstop to move headquarters from Addison to Dallas

The restaurant operator and franchisor plans to take space in a high-rise along North Central Expressway near Uptown.
Apartments at Frisco’s $2 billion Fields West development to get underway

The firm behind the apartment phase is also building multifamily units at Fields North.
11 Stories That Will Shape Dallas in 2024

A new downtown, investment in South Dallas, a $1.1 billion bond, a review of what can be built and where—here’s what to watch for in the next 12 months that will change where you live.
Dallas-Fort Worth’s big property deals in 2023 defy real estate slowdown

There are hopes of better times in 2024 as real estate professionals close out the year.
NBC 5 to once again broadcast Lone Star NYE: Countdown to 2024 at Reunion Tower

The eighth annual celebration returns to light up the sky over downtown Dallas on New Year’s Eve with fireworks, lights and a drone show
Hunt Realty details multibillion-dollar Reunion transformation

Thousands of apartments, hundreds of hotel rooms, tons of retail space and up to 2 million square feet of offices could rise near the Hyatt Regency and Reunion Tower.
Hunt Realty unveils $5 billion redevelopment plan for downtown Dallas’ Reunion project

Workforce housing, hotels, offices and retail are being planned for the area next to new convention center.