Singh Real Estate Group, 2204 Park Springs Boulevard, Arlington, TX (2026)

08/28/2026

🌎 Dallas just got ranked the number one data center market in the world. Not in Texas. Not in America. The world.

📊 Cushman and Wakefield ranks 107 global markets every year across 24 variables covering power, land, grid stability, fiber, regulation and cost. Dallas took first place for the first time ever. Atlanta came in second. Northern Virginia, which has basically owned that top spot forever, dropped to third. Austin and West Texas led the secondary and tertiary rankings, which means Texas swept all three tiers.

⚡ The scale here is hard to overstate. Global data center capacity under construction hit 31.7 gigawatts in 2025. That more than doubled in a single year. About 80 percent of all of it is in the Americas.

🏗️ In our backyard, DFW already has roughly 220 data centers, more than half of everything in Texas. North Texas has commissioned nearly 3 gigawatts with more than 10 gigawatts planned, and the state is projected to pass 40 gigawatts by 2028. That would be around 30 percent of total US demand.

💼 And the Dallas Fed specifically named the data center buildout as one of the reasons Texas job growth held up this year.

🏘️ Here is the real estate translation. Watch the corridors, not the metro. Grand Prairie, Midlothian, Lancaster, Wilmer, Red Oak, Ellis County, north Fort Worth. These areas were affordable precisely because nothing was out there. Now power, fiber and road infrastructure are showing up first, and housing demand follows infrastructure every single time.

💬 So where do you land? Would you buy near a data center corridor or stay away from it?

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08/27/2026

Thank you DFW Real Producers honored to be nominated voting is now open until September 3rd, link is in my bio! Honored to lead Singh Real Estate Group & Signature Real Estate Group !
Thankful for my family and friends for their support always.
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08/26/2026

🚨 DALLAS ALERT 🚨
The Perot Museum just filed for a massive $90 million expansion. And it’s landing right next to one of the biggest corporate builds in DFW history.

🏗️ WHAT’S COMING
A four story parking garage. A new covered entry walkway. More event space and restrooms. This is a 250,000 square foot addition to one of Dallas’ most visited attractions.

📅 THE TIMELINE
Construction is set to start in early 2027 and wrap by 2029. The museum was last renovated in 2020, so this is its biggest glow up in over a decade.

💰 WHY IT’S HAPPENING
The Perot pulled over 836,000 visitors last year alone, including 113,000 students on school trips. They are simply outgrowing their own building.

🏦 THE BIGGER PICTURE
This museum sits steps from Goldman Sachs’ new $500 million Dallas campus and Scotiabank’s brand new regional HQ. Victory Park is turning into one of the most stacked blocks in North Texas. Culture, capital, and thousands of new jobs all within walking distance of each other.

📈 WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU
When a neighborhood stacks a major cultural investment on top of billion dollar corporate campuses, property values do not stay flat. Victory Park buyers right now are getting in before the rest of DFW catches on.

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08/25/2026

🏛️ Is the Crescent the most beautiful building in Texas?

✨ Standing on McKinney Avenue in Uptown Dallas since the 1980s, this building still stops people mid-step. Copper roofs. Limestone facades. A design that looks like it was lifted straight out of the French countryside and dropped into the middle of a Texas skyline.

🌳 Walk a block in any direction and you’re on the Katy Trail, surrounded by boutique shopping and some of the priciest real estate in Dallas. This isn’t just a pretty building people drive past. It’s the anchor of what makes Uptown feel completely different from the rest of the metroplex.

🏙️ Buildings like this are exactly why people pay a premium to live five minutes from here instead of thirty minutes outside the city.

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08/24/2026

💰 H-E-B has quietly poured over $300 million into Dallas-Fort Worth. And that’s just what’s on public record.

🛒 Every time H-E-B breaks ground on a new store, the construction cost gets filed with the state. Add them all up across Melissa, Prosper, Murphy, Forney, Euless, Irving, and Carrollton, and you’re already past $270 million. Add in the $20 million distribution hub in Fort Worth and the $14 million fulfillment center in Frisco, and the number crosses $300 million.

📊 And that’s only counting the stores where the cost was actually disclosed. Plano, both Frisco locations, McKinney, Allen, Alliance, Mansfield, and Rockwall aren’t even in that total. The real number H-E-B has spent building into DFW is higher than what’s on paper.

🏗️ This isn’t a company testing the water. This is a company building permanent infrastructure across an entire region, store by store, filing by filing.

📍 And they’re not done. Stores are still coming in Denton, Carrollton, Royse City, and H-E-B’s first location inside Dallas city limits at Hillcrest and LBJ.

🏠 When a company this disciplined about site selection commits $300 million to a region, they’re not guessing where the growth is going. They already know.

❓ Did you know H-E-B has already spent this much building into DFW?

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08/21/2026

🏗️ Uptown Dallas just demolished a gym that sat empty for six years.

💰 What’s replacing it is a $1.3 billion Morgan Stanley tower.

⏳ Let that sink in for a second. Six years of nothing. Then this month, bulldozers show up at McKinney and Fairmount, right next to the Crescent, and it’s official. A 709,000 square foot office tower is about to break ground.

📊 Here’s where it gets interesting. The developer is putting in $650 million to build it. Morgan Stanley is putting in $684 million just to move in. That’s $1.3 billion on one single Uptown block.

✈️ And Morgan Stanley didn’t have to build here. They already have 3,000+ employees in Alpharetta, Georgia. They picked Dallas anyway.

📈 This tower alone could bring 4,800 jobs by 2039. Add that to Goldman Sachs and Bank of America building new towers within a few blocks of this exact site, and you’ve got three major banks stacking billions into the same few blocks of Uptown at the same time.

🚨 That’s not a coincidence. That’s a signal.

🏠 If you’re waiting to buy in North Dallas or Uptown, you’re not waiting for the right time. You’re waiting for the price to catch up to what’s already been decided.

❓ So tell me, would you rather buy before those 4,800 jobs land, or after?

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08/18/2026

🔁 Posted about this a month ago. Since then we went back through every source on it and the picture got a lot bigger.

🏥 Quick refresher. Dallas is building a $5 billion pediatric campus on Harry Hines Boulevard, directly across from UT Southwestern’s Clements University Hospital. It broke ground in October 2024. It opens in 2031.

💵 Here is what I did not tell you last time. This campus has now pulled in four separate gifts of $100 million or more. When the second one landed it became the first time in Texas history that a not for profit construction project received two individual $100 million gifts. Then it happened twice more.

👀 And look at where that money came from. The most recent $100 million came from a foundation formed in 2024 after Endeavor Energy Resources sold to Diamondback for $26 billion. Forbes puts its founder around number 67 on the global billionaire list. West Texas oil money is being converted into Dallas medical infrastructure in real time.

🏗️ The scale again. Nearly 5 million square feet. Two 12 story towers and one 8 story tower. 552 beds. A Level I trauma center. The largest NICU in Dallas. A 14,000 square foot skyway crossing over Harry Hines.

🌳 But here is the part I completely missed the first time. This is not one project. It is a district. Texas Trees Foundation is rebuilding the Harry Hines streetscape with phase one finishing around late 2026 into 2027 and the full plan, including an overhaul of the cloverleaf, targeted for 2029. UT Southwestern is adding a mental health hospital. Dallas County built a $52 million lab facility. The entire Southwestern Medical District is being rebuilt at the same time.

📈 Why that matters more than the hospital by itself. One building creates jobs. A district rebuild changes how a neighborhood gets priced. Streetscapes, trees, walkability, and green space are what turn a medical zone into a place people actually want to live. Watch Oak Lawn, the Love Field corridor, Bluffview, and the Design District.

⏳ Still five years out. Still not priced in.

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08/17/2026

🏗️ They just broke ground on a 17 story tower directly across the street from One Uptown.

📍 2626 McKinney Avenue. Austin based Stonelake Capital Partners is building it. About 181,000 square feet total. Roughly 174,000 of trophy office and 7,000 of ground floor retail.

😳 Here is the part almost nobody is talking about. It is speculative. That means they started construction with zero signed anchor tenants. A developer just committed to an entire tower on the belief that Uptown demand will show up before the doors open.

💰 Why would anyone take that bet? Because in early 2026 Uptown office was averaging $61.09 per square foot while DFW overall averaged $33.84. Uptown is pulling almost double the rest of the metro. That is the whole thesis in one number.

🔁 And this site already died once. Stonelake bought it back in 2021. The first design got shelved and never broke ground. They tore the old building down in 2024, redesigned it bigger, and came back five years later. Most people never see the version of a project that failed quietly before the one that worked.

🏙️ Bank OZK is financing it. The Beck Group designed it. Brasfield and Gorrie is building it. Delivery lands in 2028.

📈 So what does an office tower have to do with your house. Everything. Watch what happened four blocks away. 23Springs opened, the office leases got signed at 10 and 15 year terms, and then the restaurants followed the office money. Then the residential pricing followed the restaurants. That is the order it always happens in. Office first. Food second. Homes third.

🎯 McKinney Avenue is quietly turning into the spine of what people are calling Y’all Street. If you are watching Uptown, Oak Lawn, Turtle Creek, or Knox for a buy, the window is while the cranes are still up. Not after.

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08/14/2026

🚨 Five DFW communities nobody is posting about, and one of them is a $4.5 BILLION city being built from scratch.

Everyone talks about the same handful of neighborhoods. Here is what is actually coming. 👇

💥 LEGACY HILLS (Celina)
3,200 acres. A $4.5 billion price tag. 7,000 single family homes plus 4,100 apartments and 100 acres of commercial. Four miles of frontage on the Dallas North Tollway extension. A 27 acre sports park, seven amenity centers, and Celina’s first 18 hole golf course is planned. The developer calls it a city within a city.

🌊 TRINITY FALLS (McKinney)
2,000 acres on the Trinity River, six miles from downtown McKinney. 450 acres of open space, 20 miles of trails, and room for up to four elementary schools. Seven builders including Del Webb for 55 plus buyers. Homes start around $346K.

🐎 WALSH (Fort Worth)
7,200 acres. That is 11.4 square miles of former Walsh family ranch land, announced as a $6 billion project with 15,000 homes planned at full buildout. 2,300 acres of open space and 32 miles of trails. Two thirds sits in Aledo ISD. One of the largest developments in the country this close to a downtown.

💰 ELEVON (Lavon)
1,600 acres with over 4,000 homes planned. Builders start from the $260s, which is nearly impossible to find in a community this size. Ranked #43 nationally on RCLCO’s top selling list according to Trophy Signature Homes. Wylie is 15 minutes, Plano is 30.

🌾 WILDFLOWER RANCH (Justin)
1,100 acres, 30 minutes north of downtown Fort Worth, built around a resort style lazy river. Northwest ISD with an on site elementary. Homes from the $330s, priced more than 10 percent below the area average.

📈 THE TAKEAWAY
DFW placed six communities in RCLCO’s national top 50 at mid year 2026, with 1,555 combined sales. Master planned communities are outselling the broader new home market because buyers trust the amenities and the planning to hold value.

The names everyone knows are already priced accordingly. The ones on this list are not.

Which one would you actually live in? 👇

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