
Lewisville’s youth club opens a new chapter for a former fire station
An existing city building has a new purpose—and families have another local resource to explore. A former Lewisville fire station is now part of the city’s after-school story. Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County began serving young people at its renovated, 10,000-square-foot Lewisville branch on August 19, followed

Lewisville: así puedes acceder al club que transforma una antigua estación
Una antigua estación de bomberos inicia otra vida, ahora con actividades y acompañamiento para jóvenes. Una antigua estación de bomberos de Lewisville ya tiene una nueva vida. La sede de Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County comenzó a recibir jóvenes el 19 de agosto y celebró su inauguración

Celina gets a $7.5 million plan for downtown’s next chapter
Two properties put restaurants, storefronts and the future of Celina’s downtown back in the conversation. Celina’s next downtown chapter has a concrete starting point: a city-approved agreement for $7.5 million in private investment across two properties. Announced September 9, the plan combines a new commercial building at 102 N. Ohio

Celina prepara un nuevo impulso de $7.5 millones para su centro
El crecimiento también se cuenta desde las esquinas: dos inmuebles abren una conversación sobre la próxima vida del centro. El centro de Celina tiene dos direcciones para seguir de cerca. Un acuerdo municipal anunciado el 9 de septiembre prevé $7.5 millones de inversión privada: un edificio comercial en 102 N.

Lantern puts a new neighborhood on Pilot Point’s horizon
Hillwood’s 618-acre land purchase brings a future community into focus for northern Denton County. Conceptual illustration created with AI; it does not depict Lantern’s approved design, geography or promised amenities. Pilot Point’s next chapter could include roughly 2,000 homes connected by parks, trails and places to shop. Lantern, a planned

Decatur’s next growth story puts technical skills to work
C2C Power Solutions has broken ground on a facility built around the people and equipment that keep power dependable. Conceptual illustration created with AI; the people and facility are imagined. The people who keep generators running and critical equipment working have a new North Texas address to watch. C2C Power

390 homes could bring a new rhythm to downtown Arlington
Conceptual illustration created with AI; not an approved project rendering. A home upstairs, a restaurant nearby and more neighbors on the sidewalk: Arlington’s plan for the land near Abram and Mesquite streets could bring a new daily rhythm to downtown. An approved agreement with Trammell Crow Company calls for at

Property Management: Protecting the Performance of anInvestment
Buying an investment property is only the beginning. After closing, the property must continue generating income, serving tenants, controlling expenses, maintaining its physical condition, and complying with applicable requirements. Property management connects all of these responsibilities. Strong management does more than collect rent. It protects the systems, relationships, and physical

Financing an Investment Property: Understanding YourOptions
The financing used to purchase an investment property can affect its cash flow, risk, flexibility, and long-term return just as significantly as the property itself. A low purchase price does not automatically create a strong investment. A loan with high costs, a short repayment period, restrictive terms, or significant refinancing
