North Texas Major Regional Developments

Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport Expansion
A massive $5 billion upgrade including a new Terminal S and other improvements expected to enhance capacity, travel efficiency, and international connectivity.
The Goldman Sachs Dallas Campus
Goldman Sachs is investing about $500 million in a new 800,000 sq ft office campus in Victory Park, featuring rooftop gardens, public park space, sustainable design, and room for ~5,000 workers — one of the largest corporate projects in downtown Dallas.
Addison Junction (Addison DART Mixed-Use Project)
A $240 million transit-oriented development around the upcoming Addison DART Silver Line station, blending retail, residential and office space and supporting transit-first growth.
Frisco “Fields” and Other Mega-Developments
The Dallas-Fort Worth area continues to see large master-planned sites and mixed-use centers aimed at entertainment, housing, and retail, such as the enormous Fields development in Frisco which includes attractions like a Universal Park-style family destination.

Infastructure & Transit Projects

Regional Transit & Roadway Expansions
Multiple interstate and transit infrastructure projects (including key expansions on I-35, North Tollway work, and DART Silver Line support), which are reshaping congestion patterns and long-term accessibility across the metro area.
City of Dallas Neighborhood / Capital Projects
Ongoing municipal infrastructure — from “Complete Streets” redesigns to neighborhood revitalization initiatives — that improve streetscapes, utilities, and community facilities across Dallas.

Frisco, McKinney & Other Suburban Developments
Rapid growth in suburbs like McKinney, Celina, Forney, and Frisco with huge residential construction pipelines and supporting retail and services, driven by population and employment growth.
New Costco in Forney
A $22 million Costco warehouse under construction in Forney — demonstrating continued retail and economic expansion in DFW suburbs.

H-E-B Expansion in Frisco
H-E-B is planning a 50,000+ sq ft e-fulfillment center near University Drive to support grocery delivery and curbside pickup, highlighting big retail logistics investment in North Texas.