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Hilton Opens New Hotel in North Dallas

Freedom Hospitality opened the 130-key Home2 Suites by Hilton Dallas North Park , The property is managed by Aimbridge Hospitality.

Aegis Therapies to Relocate to Far North Dallas

The rehabilitation and wellness service company leased nearly 7,000 square feet of office space in Frisco, Texas. The firm is set to move its corporate headquarters from Plano.

CyrusOne to Expand DFW Presence

CyrusOne currently operates two other facilities in the DFW area. Together with the newly planned campus in Allen, the company’s footprint will exceed 1.7 million square feet.

LA-Area Retail Center Sells for $38M

Weingarten Realty sold the 92,000-square-foot retail asset. More than half of its tenants are entering their 22nd year of contract. NKF represented the seller.

Stockdale Secures New Lease at Scottsdale Galleria

Indeed Inc. is expanding its Phoenix-area footprint, having signed for 53,000 square feet at the LEED-certified office property. The building recently underwent a $7 million renovation.

Rendering of QTS' new facility

QTS to Expand NoVa Footprint With Two New Facilities

The company plans to expand into multiple U.S. growing data center markets in the near future. In addition to the new Northern Virginia campus, it has also purchased land parcels in Hillsboro, Ore., and Phoenix.

Amazon’s Biggest Wind Farm Up and Running

The Texas facility, which will generate 1 million-megawatt hours of wind energy annually, is one of the 18 projects the company has launched across the country.

World’s First Floating Offshore Wind Farm Begins Operations

Developed by Norwegian state-owned Statoil in partnership with Masdar, the 30-megawatt pilot Hywind Scotland will power roughly 20,000 U.K. households.

200 West Broward

Office Tower Commands $82M in Downtown Ft. Lauderdale

The 21-story building known as 200 West Broward recently underwent a $5.7 million capital improvement program including a lobby renovation in 2016.

Economy Watch: CRE Values Slide Again, Ten-X Reports

Prices slipped for the sixth consecutive month in October. A buyer-seller disconnect, investor uncertainty and expectations of interest rate hikes may be contributing.