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Dilweg’s first purchase in Texas was a collection of buildings in the city of San Antonio’s Las Colinas neighborhood. Dilweg Inc., a North Carolina-based investor, played a key role in making the purchase of an 11-building business park in Irving a feasible proposition. When Dilweg made an investment in the Royal Tech Business Park, which …
The Koa Partners development company, based in Irving, Texas, has purchased this land with the intention of developing it into an inn. The planning stages for the construction of this hotel are now underway. An announcement from PEG Companies of Utah stated that it had purchased a three-acre parcel of land adjacent to Koa Partners’ …
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Exxon Mobil Corp. is leaving its Irving headquarters and relocating its top executives and corporate staff to its Houston megacampus. The move was revealed on Monday as part of a bigger reorganization of Exxon’s business units. Around 20 buildings house more than 10,000 Exxon employees on the enormous 385-acre complex in Spring. It’s roughly 25 …
An upmarket multifamily building with a $78 million price tag is planned for a prominent location near the ExxonMobil corporate headquarters campus in Irving. According to a document from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, GFF, a Dallas-based architecture powerhouse, is the design firm for the 123,630-square-foot project. The developer appears to be Toll …
The sale of a luxury apartment building near the ExxonMobil headquarters in Irving is expected to begin soon, and construction will begin as soon as the project is completed. Development of the project is being handled by Toll Brothers, with GFF serving as the architectural company in charge of the project’s overall design and layout. …
It’s one of the year’s biggest acquisitions so far, and the biggest chemicals deal since 2020. Celanese Corp., based in Irving, is buying a majority of DuPont de Nemours Inc.’s mobility and materials division for $11 billion in cash. According to Celanese, the acquisition comprises a portfolio of engineered thermoplastics and elastomers, intellectual property, and …
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