NYSE Texas lands Invitation Homes and other D-FW real estate news

Invitation Homes is the latest business in the world of real estate to dual list with NYSE Texas. Dallas’ Invitation Homes, the nation’s largest single‑family home leasing and management company, is dual listing its common stock on the Dallas‑based New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Texas. “As a Dallas‑based S&P 500 company, Invitation Homes is proud to be a founding member of NYSE Texas and to support the launch of this groundbreaking demonstration of Texas’ leadership as a business‑friendly location,” Dallas Tanner, CEO of Invitation Homes, said in a statement. Invitation Homes will maintain its primary listing on the NYSE and trade under the same ticker symbol, “INVH,” on NYSE Texas. Invitation Homes joins other Dallas‑Fort Worth companies in dual listing its common stock on NYSE Texas.

Arlington‑based D.R. Horton, the nation’s largest homebuilder, announced last week that it would dual‑list on NYSE Texas. McKinney‑based insurer Globe Life announced Thursday that it would do the same. The moves come as NYSE, Nasdaq and the Texas Stock Exchange all stake their claims in North Texas.

Earlier this month, NYSE Texas announced it will headquarter at the historic Old Parkland office campus in Oak Lawn.

The Standard, a Portland company providing insurance, retirement and investment products and services, signed a ten‑year lease for just over 21,000 square feet at The Tower at Hall Park. The company is expected to move into the 16‑story Frisco tower in early 2026. A press release issued by Hall Park owners Hall Group noted the Autograph Collection Marriott hotel on the property was a draw for the Standard. “The Standard was very intentional about choosing a space that could support their national footprint,” Rena Padachy, vice president of leasing at Hall Group said in a statement. “Having a central hub with seamless access to a hotel for traveling employees and clients was a major factor in their decision.”

California‑based CapRock Partners acquired 15.3 acres in McKinney for the development of McKinney Air Business Park, a 250,000 square foot, Class A two‑building, shallow‑bay industrial complex. Groundbreaking is planned for early 2026. Randy Wood of Colliers represented the land seller. Terms were not disclosed. Colliers’ Ben Wallace, Randy Wood and Noah Dodge will lead leasing for McKinney Air Business Park.

The Beacon Rail District apartments in downtown Frisco are now open. The complex includes only 18 apartments, and residents are expected to move in next month. The one‑ and two‑bedroom units range from $1,950 to $3,800 per month. The project was developed by CAP Multifamily. A ribbon‑cutting ceremony took place Aug. 15.

Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth is building a new five‑story patient tower and additional campus renovations. The tower will be constructed on the current site of the Virginia Clay Dorman Breast Care Center. A new cancer center will be located inside Pease Tower. Two of the patient floors in the new tower, which will add 64 beds to the hospital, are expected to open in 2028. The tower will include shell space for additional beds and will also be designed for future vertical expansion. The renovation and expansion, an estimated $223 million investment, also includes the modernization of six original operating rooms.

Developer Hines has started leasing at Meadowlark at Wildflower Ranch, featuring 129 three‑bedroom, single‑family rental homes in the 1,100‑acre Wildflower Ranch master‑planned community in Justin. Meadowlark at Wildflower Ranch offers three‑bedroom homes ranging from 1,600 to 2,066 square feet, with rents starting at approximately $2,595. The first 30 homes are set for delivery in late August 2025, and completion of all 129 homes is expected by the second quarter of 2026.

Fort Capital, a Fort Worth industrial real‑estate investment firm, was acquired by S2 Capital, a national real‑estate investor headquartered in Dallas. Fort’s 11 million square feet of assets and team of 50 employees will serve as a launching pad for S2’s entry into the industrial real‑estate space. Top‑level hires for newly minted S2 Industrial include Chris Roach as company president, who previously served as CEO of Dallas‑based commercial real‑estate appraisal firm BBG and currently sits on its board. “Our vision is to build an industrial platform that matches the scale and operational excellence S2 is known for in residential,” Roach said in a statement. Parker McCormack, who departed his role as senior director at JLL to join S2, will serve as chief investment officer. Roach and McCormack will lead S2 Industrial alongside S2 founder and CEO Scott Everett.

NYSE Texas lands invitation: Homes and other D/FW real estate news

Invitation Homes, the nation’s largest single‑family home leasing company, has begun dual‑listing its stock on the Dallas‑based NYSE Texas while keeping its primary NYSE listing. The move follows similar announcements by D.R. Horton and Globe Life, and comes amid a wave of North Texas companies exploring the new exchange. The article also covers several other real‑estate developments in the Dallas‑Fort Worth area, including new leases, construction projects, and a major acquisition by S2 Capital.