Author Archives: Cliff Bogart

By STEVE BROWN Real Estate Editor stevebrown@dallasnews.com FRISCO STATION The $1.8 billion Frisco Station development is getting a major entertainment anchor. Alamo Drafthouse plans to locate an eight-screen theater in Frisco Station’s Hub restaurant, retail and entertainment district. The theater, … Continue reading →

By Sabriya Rice, Dallas Morning News   A vibrant and robust economy is spurring the building and expansion of hospitals and medical office buildings in Texas. At $15.8 billion, the Lone Star state has the second-largest pipeline for medical real estate in … Continue reading →

By Bill Hethcock, Dallas Business Journal The North Central Texas Council of Governments has selected the Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam consulting firm to conduct a station area planning study in downtown Dallas for the proposed high-speed rail line between North … Continue reading →

By Steve Brown, Dallas Morning News   Last week I stood in the terminal at Love Field and watched a DART train zip by.  It didn’t stop — can’t stop. There’s no station. That has to be one of the biggest … Continue reading →

By Steve Brown, Dallas Morning News You don’t have to tell North Texas businesses that office rents are on the move. Huge employment gains in the area and corporate moves are fueling the strongest demand for office space in decades. … Continue reading →

By Jeff Bounds, Dallas Inovates Companies across North Texas are using cutting-edge data wizardry to peer into the future as part of the site selection process for their operations. And few are better at it than The Container Store. Experts … Continue reading →

By Anna Butler, Dallas Business Journal Google Fiber will begin exploring what it would take to bring its super-fast Internet system to residents and small businesses in Dallas. “This is a first-step in discussions, but a big step for us,” … Continue reading →

By Mark Heschmeyer – CoStar Global real estate investment firm Hines is joining the ranks of major institutional investors seeking to cash in some of their longer-held investments and lock-in returns at today’s high property valuations. The Houston-based developer disclosed … Continue reading →

By Steve Brown, Dallas Morning News From the top of the Rosewood Crescent complex you get a stunning view of Dallas’ downtown. But it’s the forest of towers that surround the Uptown landmark that really catch the eye. New residential … Continue reading →

By Robert Carr, National Real Estate Investor Growth in the office sector is forcing corporate executives to try to move in two directions at once—finding efficiency to cut costs, while also expanding and upgrading the office environment to attract new … Continue reading →