In addition to professional hockey, the Dallas Stars’ planned $3B sports and entertainment district in Plano will bring an injection of new trophy office space to a city that hasn’t had any Class-A deliveries since 2024.  Dallas-Fort Worth leads the U.S. in corporate relocations, and the influx of up to 2M SF of new office space from the redevelopment project is expected to help Plano land a bigger share of those moving companies, according to its director of economic development, Michael Talley. The city’s new development pipeline has been dry for years as Plano has been focused on its stable of existing...