Noor Adatia

3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Noor Adatia

Leaders from Saks and the City of Dallas came together during the last week of March to discuss the future and potential reimagining of the store. It appears the meeting resulted in a compromise to keep the store open through the 2025 holiday season — a busy time of year for retailers everywhere. There are lots of questions swirling after Saks Global last week reversed its decision to shutter the downtown Dallas Neiman Marcus store and instead keep it open through the holidays.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Noor Adatia

Joe V’s tend to open in neighborhoods that have limited access to fresh groceries. The new store spans 55,000 square feet, which is about half the size of an H-E-B, and plans to employ about 200 workers. Read this story to find out where Joe V's has opened in Dallas, and where it's headed next. A second Joe V’s Smart Shop in Dallas is slated to open March 26, which comes after construction on the site began nearly a year ago.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Noor Adatia

Transit-oriented districts will become more critical as DFW continues to grow and people desire walkable, dense communities, experts say. Read on to learn about VanTrust Real Estate's search for an anchor tenant to kickstart the Arapaho Station project in Addison. Construction could finally start this year on an 11-story office tower in Addison along the forthcoming Dallas Area Rapid Transit Silver Line — if the developer can secure a large tenant.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Noor Adatia

The company will soon move from its current offices at Granite Park 3, a 16-story corporate office building in the center of the high-profile Granite Park office development. It aims to bring about 100 employees to its headquarters, with plans to hire more in the future. A Texas-based retail merchandise company has signed a lease to occupy the top floor of an office tower in Plano and will move less than a mile from its current headquarters.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Noor Adatia

The City of Richardson is now soliciting proposals that would redevelop its last and remaining Dallas Area Rapid Transit station into a thriving, mixed-use site expected to span nearly 14.5 acres. The City of Richardson wants to create a thriving, mixed-use site around its last untouched Dallas Area Rapid Transit station.