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Gov. Abbott broadens moratorium on data center approvals to include environmental permits
Governor Abbott has expanded the moratorium on data center approvals to include environmental permits. This decision is part of ongoing efforts to limit data center development in Texas as the November election approaches.

Black Friar Pub owners to open new bar in Lower Greenville
The owners of Black Friar Pub have secured a lease for a new bar named Irish Goodbye in the Lower Greenville area of East Dallas. This location is known for its vibrant restaurant and bar scene, and the new establishment aims to contribute to the local nightlife.

AT&T's $1.35 billion Plano headquarters moves closer to construction with final site plan vote
AT&T's Plano headquarters project is progressing towards construction with a crucial site plan vote. Additionally, a historic street name in Dallas may be changed to commemorate the Texas Stock Exchange, while DFW International Airport has received final approvals for a significant hotel acquisition.

New investors are turning to this housing trend
A rising trend in residential real estate is gaining attention as high single-family home prices push investors towards innovative strategies. This approach, known as house hacking, allows homeowners to offset their mortgage costs by renting out portions of their property. The trend reflects broader shifts in the housing market as affordability challenges persist.

AECOM sued by owners of NBA's Sacramento Kings for arena design
The owners of the Sacramento Kings have filed a lawsuit against AECOM, the architect behind the Golden 1 Center, which opened ten years ago. The lawsuit centers on allegations related to the arena's design. AECOM, based in Dallas, has not yet issued a response to the claims.

Old Red Courthouse to undergo $50 million renovation to house Texas appeals court
Dallas County is set to invest $50 million in the renovation of the historic Old Red Courthouse. The project aims to modernize the interior while maintaining the building's iconic exterior architecture, transforming it into a functioning courthouse for the Texas appeals court.