Dallas/Fort Worth

Prism's Steve Van shares how the company's approach to growth and business enables it to compete with the largest companies in the industry, at the same time keeping employees, owners and clients happy.

The Overlook at Las Colinas was home to a publicly traded company that recently vacated and as a result, an 80,000-square-foot block has become available for the first time in almost 30 years.

The firm behind Built states that the new platform will offer tenants turn-key, pre-built space fully furnished with best-in-class finishes and modern workstations.

The Sand Springs Powerhouse was opened in 1911 and served as the town's power plant for many years, encompassing 31,759 square feet on a 1.86-acre lot, but now is being marketed to multi-use tenants.

Two shopping center transactions recently closed in DFW; one was the sale of McAlister Square, a 169,378-square-foot center, and Woodbridge Centre, a 22,063-square-foot Kroger shadow-anchored center.

A recent US Department of Commerce e-commerce report concluded that 90% of retail remains offline, in brick and motor stores, which is evidenced by four recently sold Texas retail centers totaling $90.8 million.

DFW has a healthy balance of supply and demand, and there are plenty of service-based uses not available on the Internet to keep shopping centers full, Dan Avnery observes in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

With One Legacy West nearing full occupancy and receiving $77 million in refinancing funds, Gaedeke Group announces the kick-off of its next project, Two Legacy West, adjacent to One Legacy West.