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A Dallas-based developer closed on the nearly 70-acre former Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) division campus in Garland on Tuesday, after nine months of addressing environmental issues — with plans to build two distribution facilities.
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A New York-based investor through a joint venture with EY Ventures LLC of Dallas has purchased a prominent office building along North Central Expressway, which has undergone a transformation over the last few years.
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The Dallas-based developer behind part of Legacy West is getting ready to create another corporate magnet in North Texas.
KDC has begun laying the groundwork for its master development agreement with the City of McKinney and the McKinney Economic Development Corp. to develop the city’s Gateway site at the interchange of the Sam Rayburn Tollway and U.S. 75
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A luxury loft-style apartment community in Dallas’ Medical District, which sits two blocks from a DART rail station, has sold to a Chicago-based investment firm. Terms of the deal were undisclosed.
Sherman Residential, a division of a Chicago-based, family-owned firm Benj. E. Sherman & Sons Inc., acquired the Maple District Lofts, a recently-completed, 342-unit apartment community at 5415 Maple Ave. in Dallas.
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Toyota Motor North America Inc. has put its Los Angeles-area headquarters campus — which spans 2 million square feet on 110 acres in Torrance and Los Angeles — on the market, as part of its relocation to Plano.
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South African-based real estate firm Blazing Meadows Investments LLC has made its foray into U.S. real estate investment by snapping up a Fort Worth shopping center.
Blazing Meadows acquired Clifford Crossing, a 4,300-square-foot retail strip center in West Fort Worth, from MG Retail Partners, which developed the property in a joint venture with Fort Worth-based Vaquero Ventures.
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