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Jess Hardin’s coverage is heavily focused on the local real estate industry in the Dallas Fort Worth area, with an emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches related to new developments or trends within the local real estate market.
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By: Jess Hardin
Collin and Denton counties put up a good showing on June's list of priciest new home listings across the state, compiled by the Houston Association of Realtors. Of the 10 homes featured, three are in Parker, Flower Mound and Frisco, underscoring the rising relevance of northern DFW in luxury real estate.
A July 1 letter from founder Scott Everett that was shared with The Real Deal said the $400 million valued-add fund 's limited partners and preferred equity investors will receive “no return of capital.” S2 closed its first fund in September 2022 after launching earlier that year with a goal of $250 million. It closed its second multifamily fund last summer, raising $373 million.
Plus, Bill Hutchinson found liable for sexual assault, San Antonio broker gets slapped with federal indictment and more Texas real estate news
After projecting an equity wipeout for its multifamily real estate investment trust in May, the firm will likely hand keys back to five North Texas apartment properties at Tuesday's auctions. The apartments are tied to $311 in troubled loans from Computershare Trust, Benefit Street Partners, Citibank and U.S. Bank Trust.
The Antinozzi Group, which also includes Kristin Weaver, closed $30 million in residential sales in 2025, according to a release from Compass. The average price point for the group's sales is about $700,000, Antinozzi said.
By: Jess Hardin
The energy service provider is leasing 28,000 square feet at 1725 Hughes Landing, a 13-story, 331,000-square-foot office building at 1725 Hughes Landing Boulevard, according to a release from Howard Hughes Communities, the real estate arm of master developer Howard Hughes Holdings
Plus, S2 Capital headlines Texas’ CRE distress, Toyota picks San Antonio for $3.6B expansion and more Texas real estate news.
By: Jess Hardin
Behind the distress at Scott Everett’s Dallas-based value-add multifamily syndication firm
By: Matthew Elo, Jess Hardin
Fort Worth's public hospital John Peter Smith Hospital filed the state's biggest construction project of the week to build a $300 million central utility plant at 1575 South Main Street on Fort Worth's South Side. Construction on the 113,000-square-foot facility started at the end of June and is expected to wrap up in May 2028.
By: Jess Hardin
Two of the five properties are in Austin and one in Dallas Crow Holdings scored a blockbuster refinancing deal for part of its Alexan apartment portfolio.
