Audrey Henvey is an Associate Editor at D CEO. She specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on commercial real estate, real estate development, and real estate investment within the construction industry. Audrey's work has been featured in Star Local Media, CDC Gaming Reports, D Magazine, and CFP Board.
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Audrey Henvey's coverage primarily revolves around local city news, road updates, and community events in the Texas area. She frequently covers topics such as recycling initiatives, holiday closures, police updates, and business announcements.
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In a market defined by higher costs and cautious capital, seven newly announced projects show where real estate investors see opportunity—and how the region’s growth is evolving.
By: Audrey Henvey
Plus: Crescent is offloading an Uptown property, Rambler Park has new ownership, and more.
The Class AA building, scheduled for delivery in 2028, already has a tenant in law firm Jones Day.
By: Audrey Henvey
The athlete, coach, business leader, and philanthropist known as “Lady Magic” tells all.
Plus: Trammell Crow Co.’s new multifamily endeavor in downtown Richardson, CanTex secures its biggest deal in company history, and more CRE updates.
By: Audrey Henvey
A report from Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas finds the state is underinvesting in girls, creating a future workforce and economic risk.
By: Audrey Henvey
When visionary developer Lewis Shaw needed someone to turn ideas into reality, Wheeler became the steady force behind Jackson-Shaw’s growth.
The second phase of the long-planned project will modernize and expand the 1968 facility, nearly doubling its capacity by 2030.
The luxury ranch salesman has a penchant for polo—a pursuit that has helped him land massive deals.
By: Audrey Henvey
Executives at nearly 100 firms employing more than 3,000 brokers told us who generated the most revenue for their companies last year.
