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New Frisco development Fields West signs up 10 new name-brand tenants

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A new development in the works for Frisco has signed on a passel of high-profile new tenants: Fields West, a mixed-use center that is part of Frisco's Fields development, just added 10 new names to its growing list of high-end retailers and restaurants.

Fields West is the vision of renowned developer Fehmi Karahan, known for creating Legacy West, one of the most successful mixed-use developments in the country.

Fields West will offer 360,000 square feet of shopping, dining, and entertainment, as well as Class A office space. Columbus Realty Partners is developing 1,150 high-end, urban living residences in Fields West, located above the restaurant and retail space.

“We are delighted to announce the addition of these spectacular brands to our list of top-tier retailers and restaurants here at Fields West. As the list continues to grow and we see Fields West going vertical, the anticipation for this best-in-class urban village is growing rapidly,” Karahan says in a release.

The 10 tenants that have joined Field West’s exclusive line-up include:

Crate & Barrel
Culinary Dropout
Design Within Reach
Face Foundrie
Gorjana
Landry Kate
North Italia
Maman
TravisMathew
U Med Spa

These new brands join a list of previously announced retailers at Fields West (listed below) that feature a diverse mix of national brands, boutique retailers, and first-to-market locations, showcasing sought-after names in fashion, beauty, and home décor.

Among them, Bloomie’s, Bloomingdale’s innovative, ever-evolving store concept, will open its first Texas location at Fields West. Other highly anticipated retailers include Alo Yoga, Arhaus, Kendra Scott, Pottery Barn, Sephora, and Williams Sonoma.

Fields West will be home to an exceptional collection of restaurants, from local favorites to national icons. Signed-on concepts so far include Green Point Seafood and Oyster Bar, Claremont, Mexican Sugar, Sixty Vines, and Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar.

Mastro’s Steakhouse – one of the most revered names in fine dining – will open its first DFW location, bringing its signature blend of sophistication and indulgence to the region.

“Fields West continues to have remarkable retailer interest as exhibited by our level of commitment at just the onset of construction. This along with the exciting brands we’ve yet to announce, and I’m anticipating Fields West will set a new standard for mixed-use destinations nationally,” says SHOP Companies founding partner Rand Horowitz.

Earlier this year, Fields West closed on a $425 million construction loan and commenced construction, with the opening planned to occur over a sequenced period starting in late 2027 and continuing into 2028.

Designed with pedestrian-friendly walkways, wide sidewalks, paseos and ample green spaces, Fields West prioritizes accessibility with convenient parking and intuitive wayfinding. Thoughtfully planned gathering areas are key to fostering community engagement and enhancing Fields West’s livability.

Fields, located in north Frisco off the Dallas North Tollway, is home to the PGA of America Headquarters, Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa with two 18-hole championship golf courses, and the country’s first Universal Studios Kids Resort, opening in late 2026. With an interconnected design, Fields features 25 miles of hike and bike trails that connect to Frisco’s broader citywide trail system.

Fields also boasts living options from urban multifamily residences to the exclusive, gated neighborhood, The Preserve, with luxury custom homes starting at $3.5MM.

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Alo Yoga
Amorino Gelato
Arhaus
Bloomies
Claremont
Crate And Barrel
Culinary Dropout
Design Within Reach
Everything But Water
Face Foundrié
Gorjana
Green Point Seafood & Oyster Bar
Johnnie O
Kendra Scott
La La Land Kind Café
Landry Kate
Maman
Markham Fine Jewelers
Mastro’s
Mexican Sugar
Mizzen & Main
Nando’s
North Italia
Pottery Barn
Sephora
Shake Shack
Sixty Vines
Solidcore
Starbucks
Sushi Concept By Front Burner Society
Sweetgreen
Texas Capital Bank
Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar
Travismathew
U Med Spa
Williams Sonoma

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rent report

Here's how much rent prices have dropped in Dallas-Fort Worth since 2025

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Rent prices are on the decline in most DFW cities.

Rent prices are falling statewide, and prices in certain Dallas-Fort Worth cities have declined by nearly 8 percent since last year, according to a new national rent report from Zumper.

The Zumper National Rent Report tracked year-over-year and month-over-month rent price changes in 100 U.S. cities for both one- and two-bedroom units using the most recent data available from May 2026.

Plano had the fourth-steepest rent decrease in Texas, with prices for one-bedroom units dipping 7.5 percent year-over-year to $1,360. Two-bedroom rent has dropped 5.5. percent from last year to $1,900.

In Dallas, one-bedroom rent prices fell 5.6 percent to $1,350, and two-bedroom rent is down 6.4 percent since last year to $1,900.

Arlington was the only major Texas city where rent prices increased from May 2025 to May 2026. One-bedroom rent increased nearly 3 percent to $1,090, and two-bedroom rent increased 2.1 percent to $1,480.

The cost for a single-bedroom apartment in Irving is $1,280, or the same price as it was a year ago, the report found. Two-bedroom units are 3 percent cheaper than they were last year, at $1,610.

In Fort Worth, respective rent costs for one- and two-bedroom units come out to $1,240 and $1,560.

Rent prices elsewhere in Texas
San Antonio saw the steepest drop in rent prices statewide, with one-bedroom rents falling by 10.4 percent to $950. Two-bedroom units have declined 6 percent year-over-year to $1,250.

These are the rent prices for other Texas cities in May 2026:

Austin: $1,420 for one-bedroom units; $1,860 for two-bedroom units
El Paso: $810 for one bedroom; $1,130 for two bedrooms
Houston: $1,130 for one bedroom; $1,430 for two bedroom

The report also revealed that four of the 10 U.S. metros offering the most concessions are located in Texas. Austin leads nationally with more than a third of rental units "dangling incentives to fill space," followed by San Antonio, Houston, then Dallas. A separate rent report from real estate data firm CoStar found Dallas-Fort Worth had the fifth highest apartment vacancy rate in the U.S. in March, meaning residents may be able to save on their rent depending on the financial incentives offered by landlords.

Additionally, these same markets offering generous rent concessions are also among the 10 U.S. metros with the largest population growth, which Zumper says signals ongoing tension between tenants and their landlords regarding prices.

"So while Texas absorbed a significant share of the 2023-2025 supply wave, inventory still has to lease up before landlords regain pricing power, and the steady inflow of new residents says the demand is there," the report said. "It’s just a question of when supply stops outrunning it."

From 2023 to 2024, Texas gained nearly 73,000 net new renters, making it the No. 1 magnet for renters nationwide.

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