Texas Is One of Three States Vying for Bell Textron’s $429 Million Plant

Aerospace Giant Seeks State Incentives for Plant for Long-Range Assault Aircraft Originally posted by Candace Carlisle, CoStar News Aerospace manufacturer Bell Textron is considering a site in its North Texas hometown for a new $429 million advanced factory, the company said in a request for state incentives. The manufacturer is applying for a 10-year reduction […]

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National Bank Comerica To Close 27 US Locations, Lay Off 250 Employees

Decision To Trim Costs Comes on Heels of What CEO Calls ‘Disruptive Year’ for Financial Services Originally posted by Candace Carlisle, CoStar News National bank Comerica plans to close 27 of its U.S. banking locations spanning four states as well as lay off about 250 employees as it gets ready for what executives call an

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Walmart Expands Drone-Delivery Services in Dallas-Fort Worth To Reach Millions of Households

Expansion Gives Walmart the Largest Drone-Delivery Footprint of Any US Retailer Originally posted by Candace Carlisle, CoStar News Retail giant Walmart is expanding its drone deliveries the Dallas-Fort Worth area by expanding the service to up to 75% of the region’s population, serving more households by drone than any other U.S. retailer in a move

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Samsung May Delay Mass Production at $17 Billion Central Texas Plant

Mass Production Won’t Start Until 2025, Reports Say Originally posted by Parimal M. Rohit, CoStar News A South Korean company that committed to the largest single foreign investment in the United States with a semiconductor plant proposed for Central Texas has reportedly delayed plans for when mass production will kick into gear at the site.

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Developer With Texas Roots Nabs Tract for Speculative Industrial Hub

Constellation Real Estate Partners To Transform Fuel Terminal Originally posted by Candace Carlisle, CoStar News An industrial developer with deep roots in Texas is beginning work on its first speculative industrial park in the Dallas-Fort Worth region — in a move it hopes to replicate in the future. Constellation Real Estate Partners, a real estate

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Global Investors Show More Interest in Converting US Offices To Residences

Originally posted by Mark Heschmeyer, CoStar News Global institutional investors say they are planning major changes to their U.S. property portfolios as they anticipate a significant decline in office values. That’s expected to lead to more conversions of offices to residential and other uses, according to the Association for International Real Estate Investors, or AFIRE,

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WNC Raises $350 Million for Affordable Housing

Institutional Capital Backs Development of More Than 2,100 Apartments Originally posted by Mark Heschmeyer, CoStar News WNC, a major affordable housing investment firm, closed two institutional Low-Income Housing Tax Credit funds totaling $350 million in equity. Equity from the funds will be used to construct and rehabilitate more than 2,100 affordable housing units across 29

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