by Beth Burke | Feb 20, 2020 | Commercial, Economy, Things To Do In Dallas
4 on 1: What Should Make Its Way onto Sundance Square? Industry experts talk to Fort Worth Inc about perhaps one of the most iconic gathering places in the city, Sundance Square as a focal point for scenic downtown Fort...
by Beth Burke | Feb 20, 2020 | Commercial, Community News, Economy, Uncategorized
Innovation Hub Called ‘Silicon Valley of Golf’ Ready to Tee Off in Texas Candace Carlisle of Costar talks about how Frisco lured the headquarters from the Florida city, and beat out other cities such as Atlanta, Phoenix and Charlotte, North Carolina, by...
by Beth Burke | Feb 20, 2020 | Commercial, Community News, Economy
Josey Records To Become the Largest Record Store in Texas Natalie Gempel of D Magazine reports on Josey Records adding 10,000-square-feet to its already sizable...
by Beth Burke | Feb 18, 2020 | Community News, Economy
Selling the City Scott Nishimura of Fort Worth Inc and The FW Chamber CEO talk about how times are good for Fort...
by Beth Burke | Feb 18, 2020 | Commercial, CraneWatchDFW, Economy
Investor With Deep Roots in Dallas’ Bishop Arts Neighborhood Adds to Holdings Candace Carlisle of Costar News reports on the new ownership group’s vision of its adjacent highly walkable Bishop Arts...
by Beth Burke | Feb 18, 2020 | Commercial, Economy
How Texas collects online sales tax might change. Some cities could lose millions. Tessa Weinberg & Luke Ranker of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram report on a a rule proposed by the Texas Comptroller’s Office that would shift sales taxes collected from online...
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