Crow Holdings Development builds multifamily residences, industrial logistics facilities, and office workplaces for residents, businesses, and institutional partners in high-opportunity U.S. markets. It uses partnership-led development across commercial, mixed-use, and master-planned environments, emphasizing amenities, sustainability, and operational execution through delivery.
AI-researched delivery record, not yet confirmed by the developer. Dates may be approximate; original sources are linked.
AI research over published reviews and resident comments. Scores are a model’s reading of opinion, not figures stated on a page, and nothing here feeds any number above it. The links under each block are the pages that research says it used. Based on available resident reviews of covered buildings. These are reported experiences, not independent building inspections, and may not represent all residents or properties.
AI-researched delivery record, not yet confirmed by the developer. Dates may be approximate; original sources are linked.
AI research over published reviews and resident comments. Scores are a model’s reading of opinion, not figures stated on a page, and nothing here feeds any number above it. The links under each block are the pages that research says it used. Based on available resident reviews of covered buildings. These are reported experiences, not independent building inspections, and may not represent all residents or properties.
| Project | Overall | Structure & systems | Management & living |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alexan Bothell ApartmentsBothell369 units | 8.4/ 10 | —/ 10 | 8.4/ 10 |
The largest building-specific review base located is the 109-review Google Reviews/Maps aggregate at 4.6/5, which converts to 8.9/10 on the requested market curve. The score is reduced to 8.4 for the one dated serious report alleging theft and unsafe ceiling fans; no recurring praise or recurring complaint theme was established from the dated written material read. | Not found in sources: No recurring infrastructure evidence · No published plumbing complaints · No published HVAC complaints · No published leak or waterproofing complaints | Not found in sources: Limited dated resident evidence | |
The review evidence located contains one infrastructure-related allegation: “Ceiling fans unsafe and prone to falling.” No recurring published evidence was found about the framework, plumbing, HVAC, electrical infrastructure, leaks, or waterproofing, so those systems remain unevidenced rather than being treated as defects. | Published material describes modern amenities and controlled/gated access, while the review aggregate is 4.6/5 from 109 reviews. The dated negative review alleges “Amenities were not as promised by leasing office” and says “Theft is common in this building”; because that review is a single report, it is evidence of a serious complaint but not proof of a recurring pattern. | ||
| Old Parkland East Campus — first phaseDallas | 6.5/ 10 | —/ 10 | 6.5/ 10 |
No applicable platform publishes a building-specific aggregate rating for Old Parkland East Campus in the material located. The score therefore uses the two separate written/commentary items read: one positive and one negative, which implies a 50% positive share and is pulled toward 6.5 because the written evidence base is small. Structure is left null because the published material discusses design and construction facts but does not provide a structure-condition rating. | Not found in sources: Limited direct evidence | Not found in sources: No resident rating | |
Published architectural criticism describes the campus as having a “quality ... quite thrilling to experience,” while also identifying “mediocre detailing” and column capitals that “inexplicably break through the architrave.” The official project record identifies the East Campus first phase as an eight-story office building with below-grade parking and a stated completion date of September 27, 2024; these are project facts, not resident-condition reviews. | Published descriptions emphasize “athletic facilities to concierge services,” dining and wellness options, and round-the-clock security. The main negative feedback is about exclusivity and access rather than service failure: one critic called the campus “visually shut off from its surroundings,” while a forum post described the proposed frontage as showing “hostility to the pedestrian experience.” | ||
| Crow Holdings at CarteretCarteret | 6.3/ 10 | —/ 10 | —/ 10 |
The only published aggregate located for this specific property is Google’s 3.7/5 from 7 reviews, reproduced by Birdeye; the score converts to 6.1/10 under the requested curve. Because the review base is below 10, it is treated as a small-sample anchor and no additional commentary adjustment is applied. | Not found in sources: No HVAC listed in lease data · No resident infrastructure reviews · No published systems sub-scores | Not found in sources: No resident reviews · No amenity ratings · No management feedback · No security feedback | |
Published property reporting describes a newly completed 1.2-million-square-foot industrial campus with 40-foot clear heights, pre-built offices, fully equipped loading docks and all elements above the post-Superstorm Sandy 100-year flood elevation. The accessible review text is operational rather than engineering-focused: one reviewer described the site as “limpios, bien pavimentadas” (clean and well paved), while a commercial listing states “HVAC: None” for the available warehouse space; neither is a formal engineering assessment. | This is an industrial warehouse/distribution campus, not a residential building, so the published material does not describe resident amenities, management or community life. The two visible review texts are brief logistics-user comments, including “Doordash / staples unloading fast Staff” and a Spanish review praising the easy access, spaciousness, cleanliness, paving and quick loading. |
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a joint venture partnership to develop new Class-A industrial properties across major markets in the U.S.
Allianz and Crow Holdings will own and complete development of the 6.1 million s/f build-to-core portfolio.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
Stream Realty Partners leased and managed Carter Park East.
BCP’s second joint venture with CHD is the Cass White Business Center industrial development.
Conlan Company is the General Contractor for Cass White Business Center.
a joint venture partnership to develop new Class-A industrial properties across major markets in the U.S.
a joint venture partnership to develop new Class-A industrial properties across major markets in the U.S.
a joint venture partnership to develop new Class-A industrial properties across major markets in the U.S.
a joint venture partnership to develop new Class-A industrial properties across major markets in the U.S.
Allianz and Crow Holdings will own and complete development of the 6.1 million s/f build-to-core portfolio.
Allianz and Crow Holdings will own and complete development of the 6.1 million s/f build-to-core portfolio.
Allianz and Crow Holdings will own and complete development of the 6.1 million s/f build-to-core portfolio.
Allianz and Crow Holdings will own and complete development of the 6.1 million s/f build-to-core portfolio.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
the Carter Park East industrial park resulted from a joint venture with Clarion Partners LLC, Crow Holdings, and Rob Riner Cos.
Stream Realty Partners leased and managed Carter Park East.
Stream Realty Partners leased and managed Carter Park East.
Stream Realty Partners leased and managed Carter Park East.
Stream Realty Partners leased and managed Carter Park East.
BCP’s second joint venture with CHD is the Cass White Business Center industrial development.
BCP’s second joint venture with CHD is the Cass White Business Center industrial development.
BCP’s second joint venture with CHD is the Cass White Business Center industrial development.
BCP’s second joint venture with CHD is the Cass White Business Center industrial development.
Conlan Company is the General Contractor for Cass White Business Center.
Conlan Company is the General Contractor for Cass White Business Center.
Conlan Company is the General Contractor for Cass White Business Center.
Conlan Company is the General Contractor for Cass White Business Center.
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| United States | active 7 projects tracked |
| Industrial | 5 of 7 |
| Mixed use | 2 of 7 |
| Office | 1 of 7 |
| Residential, for rent | 1 of 7 |
| Retail | 1 of 7 |
Taking over the company was never certain. Everybody’s life evolved the way it evolved.The Dallas Morning News April 20, 2023https://www.dallasnews.com/business/2023/04/20/harlan-crows-quiet-life-upended-by-clarence-thomas-revelations/
Harlan R. Crow chairs the Crow Holdings family business, the parent platform controlling the development operation. He assumed overall responsibility in 1988 and previously held several roles in the firm.
Harlan R. Crow chairs the Crow Holdings family business, the parent platform controlling the development operation. He assumed overall responsibility in 1988 and previously held several roles in the firm.
Taking over the company was never certain. Everybody’s life evolved the way it evolved.
Harlan R. Crow chairs the Crow Holdings family business, the parent platform controlling the development operation. He assumed
Harlan R. Crow chairs the Crow Holdings family business, the parent platform controlling the development operation. He assumed overall responsibility in 1988 and previously held several roles in the firm.
Harlan R. Crow chairs the Crow Holdings family business, the parent platform controlling the development operation. He assumed overall responsibility in 1988 and previously held several roles in the firm.
Harlan R. Crow chairs the Crow Holdings family business, the parent platform controlling the development operation. He assumed overall responsibility in 1988 and previously held several roles in the firm.
Harlan R. Crow chairs the Crow Holdings family business, the parent platform controlling the development operation. He assumed overall responsibility in 1988 and previously held several roles in the firm.
Chairman of the Board of Crow Holdings
We value trust and alignment.Walker Dunlop July 30, 2025https://www.walkerdunlop.com/webcast/michael-levy
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-levy-57033012
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
We value trust and alignment.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Michael Levy leads Crow Holdings’ overall strategy and activities, including real-estate development, ownership and investment management. Before joining in 2016, he held senior finance and investment-management roles at Morgan Stanley, after Salomon Brothers and Prudential Securities.
Chief Executive Officer of Crow Holdings
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-valach
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989,
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Ken Valach runs Crow Holdings Development’s multifamily, industrial and office platforms. He joined Trammell Crow Residential in 1989, became CEO in 2009, led industrial development from 2015 and oversees the office platform launched in 2020.
Chief Executive Officer of Crow Holdings Development
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
https://linkedin.com/in/kevindinnie
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Kevin Dinnie oversees operations across Crow Holdings’ businesses. He joined in 2018 after senior asset-management roles at Blackstone and Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners.
Chief Operating Officer of Crow Holdings
We look forward to creating workplace environments of the future which will facilitate productivity and tenant experience through great placemaking.Crow Holdings January 15, 2020https://www.crowholdings.com/insights/crow-holdings-announces-formation-of-office-development-company/
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
https://linkedin.com/in/cody-armbrister-4114717
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
We look forward to creating workplace environments of the future which will facilitate productivity and tenant experience through great placemaking.
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
Cody Armbrister leads CHD’s office-development business, including sourcing, design, construction, capitalization and growth. He joined in 2020 from CBRE, where he led the Houston market and completed more than 700 office leases worth over $3.25 billion.
Senior Managing Director, Office Development Group
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
https://linkedin.com/in/will-mundinger-ba63b823
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Will Mundinger is a founding partner leading industrial development in the South Central and Southeast regions. His remit covers site selection, predevelopment, consultant coordination and construction, supported by experience in financing, acquisitions, structuring and underwriting.
Founding Partner and Senior Managing Director, Industrial Group
0 undated completions and 3 boundary-uncertain completions are retained but excluded from figures.
| Project | Location | Type | Units | Floors | Area | Cost | Payment plan | Launched | Construction start | Original target | Handover | Delay | Confidence | Status |
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| Crow Holdings at 6A | Burlington, United States | industrial | — | — | 294,176 sq ft | — | — | — | — | Apr 2025 – Jun 2025 | Dec 2025 | +7.0 mo (+6.0 to +8.0) | estimated | completed |
| Riverfront Logistics Park | Dallas, United States Design District | industrial | 31 | — | 523,167 sq ft | — | — | 2024 | September 11, 2024 | Apr 2025 – Jun 2025 | Oct 2025 – Dec 2025 | +6.0 mo (+4.0 to +8.0) | sourced | completed |
| Old Parkland East Campus — first phase | Dallas, United States | office, mixed use | — | — | 255,000 sq ft | — | — | — | — | — | Sep 2025 | — | not scorable | completed |
| Alexan Bothell Apartments | Bothell, United States | residential for rent, retail, mixed use | 3691 | 7 levels: three levels of post-tensioned concrete podium and four levels of wood-framed construction | 542,000 sq ft | USD 106m contract value | — | 2021 | September 24, 2021 | Jul 2024 | Jan 2025 | +6.0 mo (+6.0 to +6.0) | estimated | completed |
| 25 Market Street | Elmwood Park, United States | industrial | — | — | 207,000 sq ft | — | — | 2023 | May 26, 2023 | — | Jan 2024 – Dec 2024 | — | not scorable | completed |
| Crow Holdings at Carteret | Carteret, United States | industrial | — | — | 1,200,000 sq ft | — | — | 2022 | June 16, 2022 | — | Aug 2023 | — | not scorable | completed |
| Intermodal Commerce Park | Haslet, United States Alliance | industrial | — | — | 1,400,000 sq ft | — | — | 2020 | 6/15/2020 | Jul 2021 | Jan 2021 – Dec 2021 | −0.5 mo (−6.0 to +5.0) | sourced | completed |
| Coverage | active |
| Tracked since | October 10, 2026 |
| Last checked | October 11, 2026 this month |
| Profile last researched | October 11, 2026 |
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