The Village Dallas expands its hospitality portfolio with the 47-room Terraces at The Drey hotel, while DataBank secures $2 billion in construction financing for a major data center campus.
The Dallas-Fort Worth region continues to see robust commercial development across hospitality, industrial, and multifamily sectors. Notable progress includes the upcoming summer opening of Terraces at The Drey, a 47-room boutique hotel expansion at The Village in East Dallas, and the completion of a $77.8 million apartment community, Jefferson Grandscape II, which broke ground in The Colony with 277 units.
Industrial activity remains a primary driver, highlighted by DataBank securing $2 billion in construction financing for an 180-megawatt, 600,000-square-foot data center campus in Red Oak. Additionally, CapRock Partners has broken ground on the 483,128-square-foot Clay Road Business Park in Sunnyvale, while LGE Design Build has delivered the 161,408-square-foot A20 Logistics Center in Arlington.
Tesla executives confirm that the next-generation Roadster will be produced at the Gigafactory Texas facility located east of Austin.
Developers unveil plans for The Ramble, a massive $4 billion master-planned community in Celina.
Rowan Digital secures $3 billion in financing for a 300-megawatt data center campus in Temple, Texas.
Azio AI secures an order from Envirotech Vehicles to deploy 5 megawatts of modular data center infrastructure at a South Texas site.
Sunbelt Rentals plans to expand its Grapevine site by 5.13 acres to increase heavy machinery and equipment storage capacity.
Andrey Zudin of NHP Foundation offers 10 strategies to improve construction management for affordable housing projects.
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