The nation's fourth-largest metropolitan area could become even bigger as municipalities seek to help bring new projects to transit-oriented developments through public-private partnerships as capital constraints weigh on developers.
North Texas cities await transit-oriented projects
Richardson, Garland and Addison are helping pitch new development sites
CoStar News
April 9, 2025 | 6:13 P.M.
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IN THIS ARTICLE
- Properties
- Arapaho Station
15555 Dallas Pky, Addison, TX
- LAKE RAY HUBBARD TRANSIT CENTER
6151 Duck Creek dr, Garland, TX
- Contacts
- Josh White
Vice Chairman, CBRE
- Bill Baumgardner
Executive Vice President - Development, VanTrust Real Estate LLC
- Sarah Hinkley Kennington
President, Thirty-Four Commercial
- Ruth Griggs
Principal, Thirty-Four Commercial
- Peter Jansen
Southwest Regional Manager, CBRE