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Alex Bryant, left, and Ryan Dodson are the co-founders of Street Realty, rebranded from Dodson Commercial Real Estate. [Photo: Street Realty]
Dodson Commercial Real Estate Rebrands to Street Realty, Moves to Fort Worth
by Lance Murray | Mar 22, 2023
The new name and relocation from Arlington are part of the firm's planned brand evolution in line with the vision of its new executive team, led by co-founders Alex Bryant and Ryan Dodson. Dodson says Street Realty "reflects our collective passion for urban projects and is a fun play on the fact that all buildings are located on some sort of street. We also like to think of ourselves as having forward-thinking street smarts."
by David Seeley |
Dec 13, 2021
Dodson Commercial Real Estate is building five new mixed-use buildings along Front Street to house restaurants, retail, and apartments. The expansion will result in a five-city-block attraction for downtown Arlington. The city's largest public accounting firm, Sutton Frost Cary LLP, will be relocating to a 21,000-SF office building that's part of the project.
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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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