ArchiWise tracks 5 stories about real estate, zoning, permitting, and policy in Arlington, Tarrant County, Texas. We surface the local decisions (rezonings, council debates, infrastructure investment, hazard mapping updates) that change how property gets built and bought. Updated as new coverage publishes.
The Arlington City Council has updated its public comment guidelines, now permitting residents to address specific council members and city staff by name. This amendment follows a federal appellate court decision that deemed similar restrictions in another municipality too broad.
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Arlington City Council is exploring amendments to its unified development code to establish specific standards and regulations for data centers, focusing on smaller-scale facilities due to land constraints and minimal interest in hyperscale projects.
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Arlington, Texas, is strategically pursuing significant public-private partnerships and redevelopments, including the $135M Anthem project and modernization of Arlington Highlands, to establish its distinct identity within the DFW metroplex and attract new investment.
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The Dallas Cowboys organization intends to replicate the success of its Frisco headquarters development by creating a comprehensive sports and entertainment district adjacent to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, following a recent lease renewal and significant city investment.
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Arlington residents are invited to a series of 12 town hall meetings over the next eight months to discuss critical city issues, including housing, environmental regulations, and proposed ordinance revisions, aiming to foster direct dialogue between the community and city leadership.
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