Audrey Henvey

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Audrey Henvey

The tower that most recently housed Neiman Marcus’ corporate office appears to be headed for a mixed-use metamorphosis. City of Dallas documents reveal that Nexpoint Diversified Real Estate Trust is planning new uses to both the tower itself and the surrounding land at 2711 N. Haskell Ave. The site was acquired by Nexpoint in 2018. Plans include four phases of work that would introduce both new builds and a revamp of the 42-story tower, which was built in 1985.

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Audrey Henvey

The seeds of Sean O’Brien’s career were first planted during childhood while watching his father work at the drafting table. Now, he leads the design firm his father, Jack O’Brien, founded in 1978. Early on, he wasn’t sure he wanted to follow in his dad’s path; he tried business, acting, and art before taking an entry-level architecture class at Texas Tech and loving it.

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Audrey Henvey

McKinney has locked in the key builders behind its vision for DFW’s third major commercial aviation hub. This week, representatives of the Collin County seat approved a total of $61.4 million in contracts to companies that will have a hand in creating and executing a planned commercial service terminal at McKinney National Airport, which operates under the moniker TKI.

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Audrey Henvey

Each week, D CEO Real Estate publishes the region’s top leases, sales, and new developments in its popular Deal Ticker. Submit your news via this online form. Financing Office Harwood International is partnering with Newmark to recapitalize its office portfolio and fund the next phase of development in the Harwood District in Dallas. Newmark will assist in securing equity and debt partners to support a future growth plan.

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Audrey Henvey

It’s one of the biggest gifts the nonprofit has ever received. At an April 25 event, the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas announced a $5 million donation from longtime supporters Kevin and Carol March. The news was revealed during a luncheon hosted by the Ruth Sharp Altshuler Tocqueville Society at the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek. The society is comprised of civic and business leaders who make annual contributions of $10,000 or more to United Way.