Dallas/Fort Worth

The acquired timberlands are projected to grow from the current 2.8 million tons of annual harvest volume to more than five million tons by 2028.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, NAI Robert Lynn recently discussed the top trends emerging as companies look to relocate or redesign space to recruit and retain employees, especially Millennials and Gen Zers.

Here's a look at the trends, announcements and deals you may have missed in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

Ranked third in industrial space, DFW is poised for more progress due overall job growth, affordable leasing and ownership opportunities, rising land prices and values still well under replacements costs.

A year ago, Fort Capital set an aggressive goal to own and operate 2 million square feet of industrial space by third quarter 2019, and the firm has already reached the 1.134 million-square-foot mark.

Bright Realty recently broke ground on the new lifestyle destination that includes office, dining, retail, entertainment and multifamily developments, with Phase I of the project called Offices at The Realm.

American Landmark is capitalizing on the inherent suburbanization of the DFW MSA facilitated by the recent completion and opening of State Highway 360, with access to downtown employment centers.

Here's a look at the trends, announcements and deals you may have missed in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma and Arkansas.