Bucking the national trend, Texas banks continued to increase their lending levels during 2009 compared with 2008.
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Dallas-based Hermansen Land Development leases 5,000 feet in upscale Dallas shopping mall.
Residential investors and commercial land developers join forces in a new venture.
Historical building in Forth Worth is being renovated and will be leased to new commercial tenants.
Empty commercial office space across the country prompts a keen interest by property managers to bring the jobless rate back down.
People looking to buy into New York City's office market say a market recovery is on the horizon. Some opportunists are mobilizing.
Part of Austin's Concordia University campus has been sold. The buyer has not been disclosed yet.
Radio Shack's lease on the campus it shares with Tarrant County college has been extended for five years.
California counties commercial markets are beginning to stabilize as property owners offer sweet deals.
Investors are helping mall owners in North Texas to bolster stability and growth.
Fortune 1000 company, Invacare Corp., has doubled the size of it's distribution center.
According to the National Association of Realtors, it may take more than another year for the Commercial Real Estate Market to recover.
Many commercial real estate investors are renewing long term commitments to downtown business areas.
Falling apartment values bring ripe potential deals for business investors.
Due to increased active business and tourism in Texas, hoteliers like InterContinental are growing their presence in the area.
Dallas Forth Worth is increasing in popularity for companies building new facilities, or expanding existing ones.
Despite market woes, there has been a resurgence of tenant activity in Austin's Business District.
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