Mixed-use development in downtown Plano is delayed
Citing the weak economy, a Tennessee-based developer has chosen to put off a large-scale apartment and retail project in downtown Plano. ....
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- Attorney with Munsch Hardt in Dallas. Bob's practice emphasis is on complex development projects including mixed-use, hotel, condominiums and office or office/warehouse. He works on complex mixed-use new construction and adaptive reuse developments including hotel/condominium projects and transportation oriented developments. He also has a background as an affordable housing developer and stays involved in Fair Housing litigation. The information contained herein is for informational purposes only as a service to the public, and is not legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel.
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