Candace Carlisle is a Senior Editor for CoStar, specializing in local news and developments in the Texas and Dallas real estate market. With a focus on commercial properties and investment trends, Candace provides insightful coverage on topics such as new developments, property transformations, and major deals in the region.
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Ray Blanchette seeks to add nine corporate-owned locations in Maryland and Texas
By: Candace Carlisle
4 million-square-foot campus 'opens the floodgates for data center development' in the state
E-commerce giant plans to open pharmacy at existing Amazon warehouse in North Texas suburb
By: Candace Carlisle
Delta Electronics approved for city incentives to add more than 1 million square feet in Plano
By: Candace Carlisle
The temp office space is leased by one of TXSE's founding investors
By: Candace Carlisle
Portfolio of 120 stores in 34 US states to hit the market in early January
More retailers are opening small-format stores with less overhead
One of the nation's largest automotive retailers purchased the 15-acre site in Dallas
Parent company of Dallas Morning News finds buyer for printing plant
Seven data centers could add more than $500 million of property value to North Texas
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