Day: May 29, 2019

It was supposed to be a $2 billion, 175-acre mixed-use real estate development at Lebanon Road and Dallas North Tollway in Frisco. Now a new lawsuit filed by the original developer could further delay the once highly celebrated development and massive commercial real estate project. The lawsuit was ...

Forney is scoring big in the North Texas last-mile industrial lotto, with Amazon announcing plans to bring a fulfillment center and 500 jobs to the suburb.  So what makes Forney, a small DFW gateway community heading into East Texas, a popular hub for Amazon and other industrial players? Why w...

Frisco officials got a first look at plans for the city’s biggest pending development, the more than 2,500-acre Fields development on the Dallas North Tollway. The sprawling property formerly known as Headquarters Ranch was sold last year to a partnership of commercial developers. After months...

In 2000, when George W. Bush was still governor of Texas, Little Elm was a bedroom community on the shores of Lake Lewisville with only about 3,600 year-round residents. Today, the Denton County town is the region’s newest big city, surpassing 50,000 residents in newly released population esti...

The Plano City Council voted unanimously to grant final approval for a $1 billion plan to redevelop Collin Creek Mall into a mixed-use project with housing, entertainment, office space and commercial leasing available. The 100-acre project on U.S. Highway 75 would also include a Crystal Lagoon water...

After years of domination by the tech-driven Silicon Valley, Dallas-Plano-Irving has secured the No. 1 spot for the last two years in Forbes “Best Cities for Job Growth.” This placement is even more secure because of the diverse sources of job growth in this region. Dallas has logged double-digi...

Frisco’s only library is a busy place. The library had 651,002 visits in 2018, which is three times more than the number of people who live in Frisco. The number of visits and library memberships are growing with Frisco’s population, but the library is constrained to its 50,000-square-foot space...

Frisco City Council has given the go-ahead for a new corporate office building at the Dallas Cowboys’ Star development. The 300,000-square-foot building will house an unidentified company office moving to Frisco. Real estate brokers tracking the deal say the new office project will house offic...