redevelopment

A view of the Arlington Anthem development looking north. [Rendering: Dwell Design Studio]

Shopping Center at I‑30 To Be Redeveloped as ‘New Gateway to Arlington’

by Lance Murray | Mar 28, 2024

The company said a new name—Anthem—was selected for the 40-year-old Lincoln Square shopping center, and it will go into effect at the start of demolition, which should begin in the second quarter of 2025.

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How DFW Airport Is Revolutionizing the Air Cargo Industry with Innovation and Best-in-Class Operators

by Lance Murray | May 1, 2023

DFW International Airport is bringing revolutionary state-of-the-art technology to its 19th Street Cargo facility as it begins a comprehensive redevelopment there. The project, scheduled for completion in late 2024, will add roughly 350,000 square feet of new warehouse space and seven large cargo aircraft parking positions—helping the airport in its bid to become a leading hub for fast-growing sectors such as pharmaceuticals, perishables, and cross-border e-commerce.

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Asana Partners Acquires Fort Worth’s Foundry District from M2G Ventures

by Lance Murray | Sep 26, 2022

Asana Partners shares M2G Venture's vision for innovative adaptive reuse projects, the developer says, making it "the ideal ownership group to continue the Foundry’s trajectory as a North Texas icon."

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Executive Director of DFW’s Urban Land Institute: How CRE Professionals Can Help Build ‘Sustainable, Thriving Communities’

by Sandra Engelland | Apr 7, 2022

As the relatively new executive director of the Urban Land Institute Dallas-Fort Worth, Tamela Thornton promotes dialogues and actions in commercial real estate that lead to transformed communities. ...

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The main building at Pegasus Park.[Image: GFF]

Five Impact Organizations Move to the Water Cooler at Dallas’ Future-Focused Pegasus Park

by Lauren Hawkins | Jul 16, 2020

California-based Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation—a venture philanthropy group—will expand to Dallas with the move. Dallas-based founding tenants Commit Partnership, The Dallas Foundation, United to Learn, and Uplift Education served as thought partners during a multi-year planning process. Prospective Water Cooler tenants may receive reduced rent and access to a 'What-Else-Do-You-Need-to-be-Awesome' fund.

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The National Todd Interests Downtown Dallas

The NATIONAL: Massive Downtown Dallas Redevelopment Gets New Name and First Tenant

by Lance Murray | Feb 19, 2020

Downtown Dallas Inc. has signed a lease as the first tenant in the 52-story building formerly known as First National Bank Tower. The revamped building is being called "the largest-ever adaptive, historical use development in Texas." Developers used new technologies to meet their aggressive deadline for completion this year.

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International Developers: Meet Jack Matthews From London (Ontario), Canada

by Jim Fuquay | Jan 30, 2020

The developer behind South Side on Lamar and the Omni Dallas Hotel is continuing to plan new projects in Dallas.

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Cities Nail Down Prosperous Futures From Their Pasts with Historic Redevelopment

by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report | Jul 12, 2019

It's amazing what can happen to a community when old, ignored properties are given a new purpose and a new life by forward-thinking cities and developers.

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Bogart on Ross will feature museum-quality art and a refreshed, Bogartesque, vibe. [Rendering: Courtesy MODUS Arcitecture]

Bogart on Ross: Twin Sisters From Fort Worth Reimagine Old East Dallas School Campus

by Lance Murray | Jul 1, 2019

The identical twins behind M2G Ventures plan to transform the former CAN Academy campus into a new mixed-use redevelopment with a Humphrey Bogart-era vibe. The art-filled showcase will feature top amenities like an energy room with onsite Pelotons and a Zen library with ‘heads down’ space.

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Power of Towers: How Dallas’ Tallest Buildings Continue to Trumpet its Future

by Lance Murray | May 30, 2019

Innovation and construction technology have redefined what’s possible for Dallas' tallest buildings. With the state's largest adaptive redevelopment project—a $450M revival of the 52-story First National Bank Tower—back on track at 1401 Elm St. with Todd Interests at the helm, the downtown towers are being bought, sold, and given new lives as the city continues to grow.

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