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10/25/2017

A Plano-based rehabilitation and wellness service company — Aegis Therapies Inc. — has decided to move its headquarters to Frisco's Hall Park. The move-in date was not immediately known on Wednesday.

09/18/2017

The Phoenix-based developer behind The Union Dallas has sold a parcel of Denton's Rayzor Ranch Town Center to bring a new luxury community to the project next year.

05/16/2017

Legacy West, the largest new mixed-use destination in North Texas, is celebrating its grand opening with a party (because duh, how else does one celebrate?) on the weekend of June 2. The event features live entertainment, food and drink specials, and a first look inside Legacy Hall, the 55,000-squar...

05/10/2017

The rezoning request for the new 12-acre Lakeside Crossing mixed-use development, located just south of Lakeside DFW– between FM 2499 and Northwood Drive– was unanimously approved by Planning and Zoning Commissioners, dependent upon a few adjustments to the 11 developer exemptions and waivers.

04/21/2017

04/06/2017

The new Legacy West corporate hub for Boeing's global services division will serve about 20,000 Boeing employees throughout the world.

02/22/2017

Upscale coworking space is coming to Flower Mound.

Flower Mound’s Town Council gave a green light to Yeager Properties of Indiana to develop one of the upscale office projects for which it’s nationally known. Although the company has developments in Plano, Frisco, McKinney and opening soon in Allen, the Flower Mound location is the first in southern...

02/09/2017

The funding recently approved by Congress brings the massive project closer to reality,

01/31/2017

A look at how Millennials are changing the purchasing landscape.

01/31/2017

Fast-growing company Service King Collision Repair plans to increase its North Texas footprint with a headquarters move in Richardson, which will move its 170 corporate employees to Galatyn Commons.

11/04/2016

Financial services giant Charles Schwab (NYSE: SCHW) plans to build a massive hub in North Texas that could eventually house 5,000 employees. One company executive says North Texas is Charles Schwab's "next big investment."