New Buildings
The Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport plans to spend $650 million on the latest phase of a sixth terminal, taking first place among the most expensive new construction projects filed last week. The Terminal F concourse will span 1.2 million square feet, according to the filing. Work began last April, and it’s scheduled to end November 2028.
Job filing number: TABS2026018928
Spanish construction company ACS Group filed plans to spend $100 million on DFW 13, the next facility in its five-building data center campus at 10059 Hicks Field Road in Fort Worth. The two-story building will span more than 283,000 square feet with four data halls taking up 29,400 square feet apiece. Administrative space will occupy about 19,600 square feet of space. Work began in January and is scheduled to end by January 2028.
Job filing number: TABS2026019235
New York-based Skanska USA, the American arm of Swedish construction company Skanska, filed two plans for the multifamily component of its mixed-use development in Houston known as the Starling. The core, shell and interior build-out of the 31-story, 617,800-square-foot tower at 1005 Westheimer Road will cost an estimated $111 million. The company plans to start work this October and complete the project by February 2029.
Job filing numbers: TABS2026018991/2
Renovations
Irvine, California-based hardware manufacturer Accton Technology plans to spend $20 million to renovate 40,000 square feet of interior space at its facility at 2947 Executive Boulevard in Mesquite for computer server rack production. Work is expected to begin this month and end by December 31.
Job filing number: TABS2026018846
Houston-based M-M Properties is spending $19.5 million to accommodate law firm Mayer Brown at the TC Energy Center, an office tower at 700 Louisiana Street in Houston. The project, expected to last from June 2026 to January 2027, entails building out about 60,000 square feet over floors 34 through 36.
Job filing number: TABS2026019161
The Exceller Hunt Family Office, linked to the Hunt family of oil wealth, plans to spend $12 million to remodel the office space of its existing one-story shell industrial building at 3642 Euless-Grapevine Road in Grapevine for HVAC equipment engineering company Dynaten. The project is scheduled to start in June and finish in December.