by Beth Burke | May 19, 2020 | Commercial, Community News, Economy, Industrial, Uncategorized
FedEx heads to southern Dallas with big distribution hub Steve Brown of the Dallas Morning News reports that FedEx is expanding its North Texas distribution footprint with a major industrial lease in southern...
by Beth Burke | May 19, 2020 | Commercial, Economy
With Their Future in Doubt, Hotel REITs Look to Lenders for Relief Mark Heschmeyer of CoStart explains that two Large Maryland-Based Owners Seek Waivers From Debt Agreements to Survive...
by Beth Burke | May 19, 2020 | Commercial, Community News, Economy
AT&T’s $100 million downtown Dallas Discovery District opening is delayedv According to Steve Brown of the Dallas Morning News, the five-block redevelopment was supposed to open this...
by Beth Burke | May 19, 2020 | Commercial, Economy
Why Dallas could be in the mix if Tesla packs its bags for Texas Brian Womack of the DJB notes that over the weekend, the entrepreneur expressed frustration over restrictions on the Tesla Inc. plant in Fremont,...
by Beth Burke | May 13, 2020 | Commercial, Economy, Uncategorized
An increase in sublease space could be on the way in North Texas By Ryan Salchert – Staff Writer, Dallas Business Journal May 13, 2020 Local real estate professionals say an increase in sublease space could be around the corner, but what does that mean for tenants and...
by Beth Burke | May 6, 2020 | Community News, Economy
CONNECTING DISPLACED WORKERS TO JOBS Say Yes to Dallas and the Dallas Regional Chamber, with partners across North Texas, are connecting workers displaced by the COVID-19 outbreak. Several organizations are hiring large numbers of...
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