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With Irving city officials shopping the former Texas Stadium site to companies seeking a development site for a major corporate hub, a linchpin to the project — a $39 million ‘signature bridge,’ connecting the site to the DART rail— is closer to getting underway.
The Texas Department of Transportation awarded the multimillion-dollar project to Houston-based construction firm Webber LLC.
Click to read more at Houston Business Journal.
Dallas-based Sealy & Co., a privately held real estate investment firm, has expanded its growing industrial portfolio with the addition of a real estate investment trust and its holdings, which include a 1.2 million-square-foot, 17-building industrial park in Oklahoma City.
Terms of the acquisition were undisclosed.
Click to read more at Dallas Business Journal.
It’s been five years since Scott Beck and the Dallas-based family-owned company Beck Ventures acquired the majority of Valley View Center with the idea of transforming the aging shopping mall into a corporate destination.
The dream is on its way to becoming a closer reality with Beck and his business partners beginning the demolition of the North Dallas shopping center to make way for the initial $500 million phase — which is part of a much larger, $4 billion mixed-use development proposed by Beck Ventures.
Click to read more at Dallas Business Journal.
Technology firm BroadSoft Inc. has decided to move its North Texas regional office to a recently completed office building at Platinum Park in Plano.
The Maryland-based tech firm has leased 35,736 square feet of new office space, or an entire floor, within Platinum Park’s Building One at 6000 Tennyson Parkway in Plano.
Click to read more at Dallas Business Journal.
The Dallas-based developer behind Toyota North America’s 100-acre campus in Plano’s Legacy West has signed its latest deal with Irving-based Pioneer Natural Resources’ (NYSE: PXD) on its new corporate campus.
The $32 billion oil and gas company will kick off the first phase of Verizon’s new Hidden Ridge development.
Click to read more at Dallas Business Journal.
Atlanta-based apartment developer Pollack Shores acquired two apartment buildings in Dallas’ West Village neighborhood with plans to renovate the properties.
This marks the first acquisition for Pollack Shores in Texas after it opened a Dallas office to lead its acquisition strategy for the southwest United States.
Click to read more at Dallas Business Journal.