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Rendering of a hotel

Hyatt House DFW coming to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in 2027

By Cody Thorn

The six-story hotel will feature 130 guest rooms and will cost $28 million to construct.

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Crescent Systems is expanding its operations within Richardson's Innovation Quarter. (Connor Pittman/Community Impact)
Tech company set for $1.45 million expansion ...
The apartment complex will include 279 multifamily units in a four-story building. (Community Impact staff)
279-unit Polk Street apartment complex to start ...
Architectural rendering of strip center with generic business name signage on the building.
Shiloh Office Park to add 20,000-square-feet of ...
Arial shot of construction
The missing middle: Richardson eyes diverse housing options to aid growth, talent retention
Under-construction single-store retail development.
Shiloh Wynview Plaza to add 19,000-square-feet of new retail space in south Plano, Richardson border
The three-building complex offers two pools, a dog park and walking trail. (Courtesy/Hunt Development)
Caroline Eastside apartments now leasing in Richardson
Construction is underway on Park Hollow in Richardson (Dustin Butler/Community Impact)
New Richardson subdivision breaks ground
Construction projects will force lane closures on Renner and Spring Valley Road though late July, city officials announced. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Richardson construction projects will close multiple lanes
Rendering of Terminal F
American Airlines, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport announce construction additions to new Terminal F
People at a ribbon cutting
Richardson city official cut ribbon on Interurban Commons, Belt+Main project
Official vote center sign
Early voting for Richardson city, ISD May elections ends April 29
The Richardson City Council voted to approve to a new special permit that will allow the restaurant to expand its drive-thru lanes. (Dustin Butler/Community Impact)
Richardson council OKs third Chick-fil-A drive-thru lane
The high-speed rail project, envisioned to connect Dallas and Houston in under 90 minutes, had shifted in recent years to rely on federal dollars and Amtrak's participation. (Courtesy Texas Central Newsroom)
Federal government ends $63.9M grant for Texas high-speed rail project connecting Dallas, Houston