Bill Hethcock

3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Bill Hethcock

The owner of this prominent but aging Dallas-area office complex faces an uphill battle — a $223 million loan for the property matured last year, but that's more than the current value of the campus. Meanwhile, vacancy has creeped up in recent years and the leases for some of its largest tenants are set to expire in the coming months. Learn more about the Colonnade's uncertain future in this exclusive story.

4 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Bill Hethcock

A European spa developer has big plans for the Cedars neighborhood. Therme Group executives considered sites across the state and country but were continually drawn to downtown Dallas — and now plan to invest hundred of millions in a wellness resort along the Trinity River. Learn why they chose the site instead of the suburbs for their first U.S. project.

2 months ago | bizjournals.com | Bill Hethcock |Ashley Fahey

Multiple factors that will impact the DFW office market are at play with the new presidential administration. Trump wants to shed federal real estate, which North Texas has plenty of. On the bright side for landlords, Trump has ordered federal employees to return to the office rather than working from home. Read on to see how federal leases face an uncertain future and get a breakdown of DFW's exposure to the cost-cutting efforts.

Jan 22, 2025 | bizjournals.com | Bill Hethcock

The developer of a planned 2,700-home master-planned community in fast-growing Forney has nabbed $45 million in financing. The developer, Tellus Group, is also behind the popular Windsong Ranch lagoon community in Prosper and other amenity-rich developments. The developer of a large community planned in fast-growing Forney, east of Dallas, has nabbed $45 million in financing.

Jan 18, 2025 | bizjournals.com | Bill Hethcock

Growth has defined DFW for decades. Now, the population wave is radiating farther out from the main cities of Dallas and Fort Worth. Learn where growth is occurring fastest and how to use these numbers to benefit your business. The population in Kaufman County shot up an eye-popping 26.7% between Jan. 1, 2020, and Jan. 1, 2024, making the area east of Dallas the fastest growing place in the Lone Star State in percentage terms during that time.