The Mavs aren't building an arena.
They're building a city.
104 acres. LBJ & Preston. 2031.
What it means for every landlord in North Dallas → https://t.co/J0EIV0K0eE
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Atlanta 1996 investors who moved early made generational returns.
The ones who chased in 1997 paid for someone else's thesis.
That window is open in North Texas right now.
Full breakdown → https://t.co/4UDIV9Ab14
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Most fans at AT&T (Dallas) Stadium are watching the scoreboard.
A smaller group is watching cap rates move on Collins Street.
Here's the playbook 🧵
A property near AT&T Stadium at 6.8% cap rate before June 2026 could support a 6.4% conversation after.
On a $2M property → $150K valuation swing.
Not from renovating. Just from proving what the market around it can do.
95.3% retail occupancy. Rents up 16.8% QoQ. 82% of new supply pre-leased. → New construction in infill markets costs ~$280/sq ft to build. Existing assets trade at $180. We breakdown why DFW is the premier #conurbation of our time and #CRE winners - https://t.co/OoFesfsQkB
DFW isn't a city with suburbs. It's a conurbation, and if you own 1–5 commercial properties in the Metroplex, that framing changes everything about your investment thesis. Here's why infill beats greenfield right now 🧵
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Houston is quietly becoming one of the most important manufacturing markets in the U.S.
The mega-deals landing here are staggering:
- Eli Lilly: $6.5B pharmaceutical plant (1M SF, 600+ jobs)
- Bristol Myers Squibb: $1B pharma campus (500 jobs)
- Foxconn/Nvidia: $450M AI supercomputer factory
- Apple: expanded to 500K SF for Mac mini + AI servers
🔗 https://t.co/Sd2cHah8yS
The most powerful land developer in North Texas was asked what keeps him up at night.
Not rates. Not labor. Not entitlements.
Water.
Here's what that means for every first-time #Texasland buyer in DFW right now-> https://t.co/BSi63w6hDp
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EV charging 🔦companies are popping up across North Texas — but should every landlord say yes? We break down revenue models, tenant-mix effects, power requirements, and the fine print behind EV partnerships - https://t.co/9bfg64EYVs #cre#dfw#ntx
North Texas Population set to explode to 30 Million People! Why this happens and how to think about NTx growth in our latest article - Rise of the Rest. 🚀🏙️https://t.co/YCq1ZUJYL4
We highlight how the flourishing North Texas financial corridor has it's own gravitational pull, in particular, for the North Texas commercial real estate market. See more in our latest article, Welcome to Y'all Street - https://t.co/6cZ3JI2UT7
Between the Texas Stock Exchange, the Goldman Sachs Dallas campus, and the rise of AI data centers and energy infrastructure projects, DFW is shaping up to be America’s financial innovation capital. Affectionately called, Y'all Street!
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We used to call these “bedroom communities.” Now they’re boardroom communities — self-sustaining, tech-driven, and flush with ambition.
Our latest article, The #Frisco Effect: How North Texas Suburbs Became America's Growth Playbook - https://t.co/jtWGsUaCBm
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AI isn’t just transforming software — it’s transforming skylines. The rise of data centers across North Texas signals a new energy era. Here’s how the AI boom is fueling the next Texas land rush — and where smart money is headed next. https://t.co/hcu8Dh6vH9
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As cricket takes root in North Texas, a powerful new intersection of culture, capital, and commercial real estate is emerging. Across DFW, the South Asian community’s passion for the game is fueling a new wave of stadiums, developments, and investors ready to swing for the fences
The Texas Stock Exchange isn’t just a Dallas headline — it’s a national signal that finance, talent, and real estate are decentralizing. Here’s what it means for our market, our skyline, and our morning commute. https://t.co/TwUXI9hvQk #ntxcre#futureoftexas#txse#dfw#cre
From Ellis Island to Frisco Station, history’s most iconic real-estate markets were built on immigration, innovation, and infrastructure. North Texas now checks every box. Here’s why this moment could define the next 100 years of American commercial real estate.