Jess Hardin

World Cup fans bring fresh perspective on Downtown Dallas, Houston Astros buy Salvation Army shelter and Gov. Abbott pushes data center regulations.

The $430 million refinancing loan is tied to the downtown hotel owned by “Papa Doug” Manchester’s Manchester Financing Group.

Picture it: Austin, 1997. In the course of a year, broker John Guerra sold 100 lots and 25 spec homes in Barton Creek, the upscale community south of Austin at the edge of the Texas Hill Country, the Wall Street Journal wrote at the time. The homes ranged from $700,000 to $2 million at a time when Austin's median home price was $120,000.

Downtown property renovated in 2023 is less than 20% occupied UBS Realty Investors recently offloaded a mostly vacant Downtown Houston office building considered ripe for residential conversion.

Shivers Farm, a mixed-use development coming to Southlake, will be anchored by a Whole Foods.

The record label partnered with local developer Chris Milam, who pitched Violet Crown at the same site.

Cowtown’s long-delayed Juneteenth Museum is finally moving forward, plus, what SpaceX’s IPO means and more Texas real estate news.

Feeder fund recently warned equity investors of “full loss of capital” The fallout from S2 Capital's equity wipeout has swept multiple properties owned by the syndicator to the foreclosure auction block.

The Norfolk, Virginia-based firm landed a $124.7 million loan to refinance Alesio Urban Center, at 385 East Las Colinas Boulevard, according to a release from Berkadia, which put together the deal. Berkadia's Charles Foschini, Christopher Apone, Shannon Wilson and Carranza-Alvarez arranged the financing. Blackstone provided the loan that will be used to retire the existing mortgage and cover closing costs.

Owner is currently offering concessions but plans to increase rents after revamp