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Relocation + Expansion in Dallas-Fort Worth
Company moves and expansions you need to know. Plus: openings, regional firsts, and newcomers making business news across Dallas-Fort Worth.
An aerial view of Fields West [Rendering: Gensler]
As Construction Begins, Frisco’s ‘Luxury Urban Village’ Fields West Lands 10 New Retail Tenants
by Sandra Engelland | Nov 29, 2025
Fields West is already 70% spoken for as Crate & Barrel, North Italia, Maman, and other brands sign on to the 55-acre mixed-use district rising inside Frisco’s sprawling Fields development.
by David Seeley |
Nov 20, 2025
A world champion "mind sports athlete" from India has opened his first U.S. math learning center in McKinney. Neelakantha Bhanu tells Dallas Innovates that instead of relying on repetitive drills and memorization, his platform's gamified "practice becomes play" approach helps kids actually look forward to learning math—in a region where "STEM readiness run deep."
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by David Seeley |
Nov 19, 2025
Chappelle opened Punch Line Houston last year. Now he's coming to christen the iconic comedy club brand's first North Texas venue with four shows on December 17 and 18.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 13, 2025
HOAM is an investment firm specializing in PropTech and real estate technology. Its subsidiary TownSq is a leading tech platform providing comprehensive solutions for homeowner association communities. HOAM said it aims to expand its client base to more than 100,000 HOAs within the next eight months.
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Curve Biosciences Founder and CEO Ritish Patnaik [Photo: Curve Biosciences]
Dallas’ Curve Biosciences Raises $40M for Its ‘Whole-Body Intelligence’ Disease Monitoring Platform
by Lance Murray | Nov 11, 2025
Curve’s Plano-born founder and CEO, Ritish Patnaik, says "chronic diseases are on the rise, and healthcare costs are skyrocketing as a result." From its newly established HQ at Pegasus Park in Dallas, Curve will use the funding to advance the clinical validation and commercialization of its Whole-Body Intelligence platform, with a goal of "transforming" chronic disease monitoring.
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by David Seeley |
Nov 6, 2025
A national leader in program management, design, construction, and site development, Sevan said its Dallas-area office will serve as the firm’s center of excellence for restaurant and construction services. Its North Texas team already includes more than 45 employees and "continues to grow," the firm added.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 4, 2025
The global professional services firm recently relocated its HQ from Irvine, California, to Dallas. Roger Carlile, founder of Ankura Consulting Group, takes the helm as Kate Duchene moves from the role of president, CEO, and board member to executive advisor through Jan. 3.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 4, 2025
Canada-based Tidal League said its new studio in Frisco represents "a transformative step" in its U.S. expansion. The media company's content includes the popular YouTube talk show "To the Baha," which is hosted by three former Dallas Mavericks.
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Magnit CEO Chandra Dhandapani (fifth from left) joins company leaders at the ribbon-cutting for the firm’s new executive headquarters in Addison. From left: Alex Kevork, chief marketing officer; Jim Bradley, chief operating officer; Penny Queller, president, commercial global accounts; Rudy Gonzalez, chief financial officer; Dhandapani; Alan Gilchrest, chief digital and technology officer; and Maria Luoni, president, healthcare and commercial, Americas. [Photo: Magnit Global]
Magnit Global Plants Executive Headquarters in Dallas Metro
by Lance Murray | Nov 3, 2025
Led by CEO Chandra Dhandapani, Calif.-based Magnit is adopting a Dallas-first approach to U.S. hiring. The company's new office in Addison will anchor executive operations and board meetings as a strategic hub. Take a first look inside.
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by David Seeley |
Oct 30, 2025
Six months after launching fully driverless trucking runs on I-45 between Dallas and Houston, Aurora is now robo-driving trucks on the long, flat, 600-mile route to El Paso. Surpassing 100,000 driverless miles on public roads, the company aims to sharply scale up in 2026, with new next-gen hardware and new OEM truck partners.
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by David Seeley |
Oct 29, 2025
Houston-based WM—formerly known as Waste Management—said its new facility features optical sorters for fibers and plastic, eddy currents and magnets for metals, and advanced glass recovery systems. Together, they recycle products for use in future backpacks, boxes, water bottles, apparel, and more.
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by Quincy Preston |
Oct 29, 2025
Michelin’s 2025 Texas Guide keeps Dallas on the culinary map with two one-star restaurants, a cocktail award, and a slew of recommended spots. Fort Worth, Arlington, and McKinney eateries also earn recognition in the second year of the guide.
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Flex manufacturing facility in East Dallas. [Image: Flex]
Flex Opens Dallas Manufacturing Plant for Its Grid-to-Chip Data Center Power Solutions
by Lance Murray | Oct 24, 2025
Austin-based Flex said its new facility in East Dallas "significantly boosts production capacity and efficiency" for its grid-to-chip data center power infrastructure solutions, including power pods, power distribution units, and low-voltage switchgear.
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by David Seeley |
Oct 23, 2025
The Palo Alto-based company's new Dallas facility is its first dedicated U.S. laboratory, and will serve as its U.S. clinical operations headquarters. Overture's AI-driven IVF technology gives fertility teams "objective data to inform embryo selection without a biopsy," the company said, "allowing clinics to process three times the number of procedures without adding staff."
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by David Seeley |
Oct 22, 2025
The company's new 22-acre lakeside campus is slated to offer "a modern, collaborative environment." Featuring a dining pavilion, fitness center, and walking trails, the "energy net-positive campus" has an array of cutting-edge technologies—from solar power to sunlight-reactive "dynamic glass" to sustainability that's built right in.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Oct 22, 2025
Fort Worth’s film industry has boomed with nearly $1 billion in impact, 50,000 jobs, and Taylor Sheridan's 101 Studios planning to move its HQ to the city, NBC DFW reports.
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