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Apple makes 'Texas-sized investment' with plans for new $1 billion campus in Austin

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/tec ... and-austin

Uptown Dallas' new Union project scores two more office tenants

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... ce-tenants

With the new leases, the more than 400,000 square-foot office building is just over 60 percent leased.

Is this open?

We need our own Wilshire Grand Center project in downtown Dallas.

Law firm Husch Blackwell grows downtown Dallas office in move to new tower

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... -new-tower

The 1900 Pearl building is more than 90 percent leased.

Tivo_Kenevil wrote:Really wish this was 30 stories

Yeah I do too this one turned out to be very nice looking and its too short.

For those park and ride customers that use this lot, where will they go in the interim?

So this is now four since Amazon picked? We should be keeping track of these relocations and how many jobs are associated with each of them.

I know this is supposed to be back on track but I always feel like they are just doing minimal amounts of work and their twitter page never shows anything related to the building.

How would that ramp impact the proposed Hillwood tower? I am guessing here but besides the obvious DOT objections Hillwood may view that ramp as a necessary feeder to allow people to get to the tower from Woodall.

The council will also vote on more than $1 million in tax incentives for a new industrial facility for HD Supply Facilities Maintenance Ltd. in Southwest Dallas. The 82-acre distribution center project would be built south of Interstate 20 in the Mountain Creek business park. Developer First Indust...

If we get another rain event like 1908 I'd hate to think of what else could happen. That would put everything that was under water then under water again which would likely stretch all the way to Fort Worth. Not to even mention issues like the Lake Lewisville dam.

It's not a bad looking arena it just looks like Fort Worth.

I'm actually a little surprised we haven't seen one or two more residential high rises going up in DD by now. Maybe as the park comes into focus we will see more activity.

Unfortunate but the site still seems like a prime spot for development, especially with the HSR station sitting right there. Hopefully somebody will see that potential and move on it.

Those white/silver panels on the exterior are interesting and sort of resemble the exterior of Wyly theater, was that planned to be that way?

The glass looks just a bit different to me which isn't necessarily a bad thing but it seems less reflective and more transparent than the office tower.

So looking down at this just a few minutes ago it appears like they are finishing up the roof without going any higher. They capped the elevator shafts with concrete and to be honest it just looks like they are about done. So this multi acre garage is just that.

Developer hopes Dallas' Design District isn't the next Uptown

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... ext-uptown

The_Overdog wrote:Apparently the new fake NFL (XFL or whatever) is going to take over the old Rangers Stadium in 2020 - so I guess plans to demolish it are on hold at least until 2021.

We have to go through yet another new football thing again? Seriously?

Not a lot new here but here is an overview on VP up and coming towers.

https://dallas.towers.net/2018/11/27/ev ... er-magnet/

Dallas public-private partnership brings multimillion-dollar senior center to Red Bird

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/souther ... ior-center

It is very noticeable but would be a strange look, glad it's just construction material but I wonder what they are doing. Glad they are making some obvious progress.

That's a nice view, another nice view is down the same street from One Arts. Hall Residence, AMLI and Atelier all in view from over there. Should be even better in a few months as Atelier comes out of the ground and AMLI pushes towards the top.

Texas Central HSR Station is my #1 by far. It would completely transform that part of downtown and the Cedars and guarantee all the ancillary development once promised by the Omni hotel and much more, not to mention make DTD the first downtown in the U.S. with a HSR station. Once final approved by ...

Developer preps for new Southwest Dallas industrial complex

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... al-complex

So if they plant their corporate office in Bryan Tower could that mean a store on the ground level?

Frisco, state offer more than $160 million in incentives in PGA headquarters, Omni resort deal https://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2018/12/04/pga-america-announces-hq-move-frisco-520-million-deal Tuesday afternoon, Frisco officials approved the city's share of an incentives package that...

Frisco's $2 billion Wade Park project is back on the foreclosure list

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... osure-list

JPMorgan Chase Regional Headquarters – Plano

https://officesnapshots.com/2018/12/03/ ... ers-plano/

That still isn't open?

Will McKesson’s departure trigger a stampede from California?

https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news ... ornia.html

How will the bullet train transform its Texas stops? Here's what happened in Japan https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2018/12/04/how-will-the-bullet-train-transform-texas-stops.html Shin-Yokohama When the bullet train opened in 1964, the Shin-Yokohama station was mostly an empty field. Today, ...

Moving right along here, crane was raised quite a bit.

I’m curious as to what the tract is zoned for as far as SF and height and whether or not the new owner applied for any changes prior to closing. I assume that news would have made it out into the public if so... Based on absolutely nothing but experience watching things progress in Dallas I am assu...

trueicon wrote:This is speculation, but it sure sounds like Fred's Inc. is moving its headquarters from Memphis to Bryan Tower.

https://old.reddit.com/r/downtowndallas ... eneral_is/

If true this would be number three since Amazon finally made their choice.

Not sure if we have seen this before but here is a marketing brochure.

http://retailstreetadvisors.com/uploads ... 1.2017.pdf

casperitl wrote:New PGA development at Panther Creek in Frisco spells the beginning of the end of Trinity Forest as a tour venue. Stick. A. Fork. In. It.

So nice that so much money was spent on this and they did so much damage to the forest in the process.

Oak Cliff gets a Starbucks — and the reaction reveals the bittersweet reality of southern Dallas https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2018/12/03/oak-cliff-gets-first-starbucks-reaction-reveals-bittersweet-reality-southern-dallas It’s a sad but telling story of the southern half of our city...

For an idea of what they do, see the link.

https://www.kairoi.com/what-we-do/development/

Frisco Council to vote on deal to bring PGA to North Texas

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/spo ... orth-texas

The Most Exclusive Rental Property in Dallas is Ready: Welcome to The McKenzie

https://candysdirt.com/2018/11/28/the-m ... -mckenzie/

I like Savor better anyway. It't just a better experience and the food is good.

Glass is starting to appear on the tower now, south facing side.

I noticed over the weekend that the old Feizy building looked like it was under heavy construction since I could see right through it and wondered what was up. I hope the final product looks better than that render.

Website, was looking for a cam but haven't found one yet.

https://thevictordallas.com/

Check out what Rangers' new stadium will look like in latest unveiled model

https://sportsday.dallasnews.com/texas- ... iled-model

New Cypress Waters office project on the way is one of two buildings planned

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... gs-planned

I went once, thought it was fine but I didn't feel like I needed to go back and it seemed a little pricey.

The Texas bullet train now looks likely. Here’s what to expect

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/the-t ... -617806536

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