- MYCON General Contractors, a leading commercial construction firm headquartered in Dallas, is hiring Shannon Jones as its new Senior Director of Field Operations. With more than 30 years of experience in the construction industry, Jones will lead MYCON’s field operations team, focusing on process optimization, workforce development, and continuous improvement across all project sites. Jones has held multiple senior leadership positions overseeing field teams in the retail, industrial, and commercial sectors.
- Cushman & Wakefield announced today that Russell Ingrum, Jared Chua and Matt Murphy have joined the firm as Executive Vice Chairman, Executive Managing Director and Director, respectively. Ingrum and Murphy are based in Dallas, while Chua is based in Houston. Prior to joining Cushman & Wakefield, Ingrum, Chua and Murphy successfully closed over 1,000 equity sales transactions of office buildings as CBRE’s Texas Capital Markets Institutional Sales team.
- Nina Farrell, CCIM, has been promoted to Executive Director within the Government and Education division of JLL Work Dynamics. Farrell leads the national advisory practice within the division, working with a team of experts dedicated to serving public sector and non-profit organizations, including federal, state and local governments, transit agencies, higher education institutions and K-12 schools. Farrell brings a unique insider’s perspective to this role, having previously served as a real estate advisor for The University of Texas System, one of the country’s largest public university systems.
- CONAM Strategic Investments Fund IV LP purchased The Maxwell, a 325-unit Class A multi-family community in Frisco, Texas. Completed in 2018, The Maxwell features three and four story buildings with a central podium deck parking structure providing convenient and secure access for the residents. The community amenities include a clubhouse with coffee bar and conference rooms, and a courtyard with grilling stations, fire pits, and outdoor TVs.
- Southern migration continues to drive steady demand in metros like Dallas and Houston, fueling robust development and transaction activity. Dallas–Fort Worth ranks first nationally for potential monthly rental income, followed by Houston. Houston also placed in the top 10 for 2024 self storage sales volume. Overall, 34 of the top 50 best-performing markets are located in the South, underscoring the region’s dominance in the sector.
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