Dallas/Fort Worth

As real estate firms like RXR Realty are developing in the suburbs, ImproveNet's survey shows what people are looking for in choosing where to live.

Financing has been procured for the acquisition of Thrive in Lubbock, a garden-style student housing community located 2.5 miles from Texas Tech University's academic core.

West Seventh District/Fort Worth Cultural District submarket has performed well during this economic cycle with vacancy remaining well below the metro average, due in part to its location and accessibility.

With this increasing population explosion, investors continue to flock to the metro, with the Towne North shopping center in Irving being the latest example, selling for $17 million to a private investor.

Construction loans can be tricky, especially if it's a hotel you're dreaming of. Mike Jaynes with HALL Structured Finance provides some tips on how to get to closing.

Since the adoption of the master plan in 2001, Flower Mound has envisioned corporate office buildings along International Parkway to serve both as an employment center and a boost to the commercial tax base.

At 6.33 acres, the former world headquarters for American Airlines and American Airlines Federal Credit Union provides investors with a rare opportunity to redevelop the campus into perhaps a headquarters.

The project was financed primarily through a tax-exempt bond issuance with Collegiate Housing Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, serving as the borrower and owner of the project.