Princeton, Texas, leads the nation in population growth
Emerging communities in North Texas are ground zero for rural sprawl
Based on the latest population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau, five out of the top 15 cities for population growth are within Dallas-Fort Worth. Princeton leads the pack, fo...
Multifamily rents notch April gains in Dallas-Fort Worth
Renter demand maintains momentum through the spring
Apartment rents in Dallas-Fort Worth notched consistent month-over-month gains through April 2025. Even as annual rent growth remains negative by 0.9%, recent monthly gains in 2025...
These Collin County multifamily submarkets hold firm amid surging supply
Rock-solid demand supports unbending stabilized vacancy rates
Like many Sun Belt markets, Dallas-Fort Worth continues to work through record levels of supply that have pushed overall vacancies higher. Even so, submarkets within Collin County ...
This submarket has become a leader for multifamily rent growth in Dallas-Fort Worth
Stable construction and consistent demand support rent gains in Uptown-Park Cities
As many multifamily markets wrestle with elevated availability that has suppressed rent growth, Uptown-Park Cities has held steady as a rent growth leader.
New office space becoming scarce in Dallas-Fort Worth
Rebounding demand, tapering supply make way for intense competition among tenants
With office development slowing to a crawl and demand rising, occupiers’ options for newer buildings are thinning in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Kaufman County emerges as leader for population growth in Dallas-Fort Worth
Outlying counties report a surge in new residents since 2020
After years of Collin County claiming the top spot for population growth in North Texas, a new champion has emerged. Kaufman County, located in the southeast portion of the Dallas-...
Dallas-Fort Worth's suburban counties keep apartment construction pipeline flowing
Overall, construction levels retreat to near-decade low for the metropolitan area
While overall apartment construction in Dallas-Fort Worth has slowed, suburban renter neighborhoods in Collin, Denton and Rockwall counties and towns outside Fort Worth report cont...
Office leasing starts the year strong in Dallas-Fort Worth
Larger lease deals return to the market
Office leasing in Dallas-Fort Worth showed clear signs of renewed strength through the first quarter of 2025, with 4.6 million square feet in new deal activity, the best quarterly ...
Dallas-Fort Worth apartment rents rise through the first quarter of 2025
Supply-heavy neighborhoods still wrestle with softer pricing
Apartment rents in Dallas-Fort Worth notched consistent month-over-month gains through the first quarter of 2025. While annual rents remain negative, down 0.7% in the past year, qu...
Multifamily rents resilient in Oklahoma
Manageable supply, rebounding demand support stable performances
While many Southern markets struggle with heavy supply and softer rents, Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Oklahoma, report consistent rent gains over the past year.
Multifamily sales begin to thaw in Dallas-Fort Worth
Deals are steering toward newer assets
Multifamily sales in Dallas-Fort Worth registered $8.9 billion at the end of 2024, a slight improvement from the prior year. Even so, sales picked up in the second half of the year...
Multifamily demand rebounds in Oklahoma markets
Rent growth holds firm, outpacing other southeast markets
Multifamily demand in Oklahoma’s largest markets is trending higher after two years of lackluster results.
Office construction in Dallas-Fort Worth tapers to lowest level in a decade
Availability rate for new office space climbs to 33%
The pipeline for new office properties in Dallas-Fort Worth is downshifting quickly, with 5.3 million square feet under construction. At that pace, construction has fallen to its l...
Construction starts taper across commercial property types in Dallas-Fort Worth
Gains in vacancy and soft property performances curb development
The Dallas-Fort Worth commercial real estate market enters the new year with slowing construction. Construction starts across the four major property types have declined over the p...
Last year's office demand signals cautious optimism in Dallas-Fort Worth entering 2025
Renewals and user-driven transactions bolster demand as new leasing remains tepid
The Dallas-Fort Worth office market ended 2024 with positive net absorption — the difference between move-ins and move-outs — thanks to slowing occupancy losses as more large occup...
Texas tops the nation in population growth
International migration drives resident inflows to the Lone Star state
Drive around any major city in Texas for long enough, and you’re bound to see a bumper sticker saying something along the lines of “I wasn’t born in Texas, but I got here as fast a...
Dallas-Fort Worth multifamily market in search of rent recovery in 2025
Supply wave yields second year of rent losses
The Dallas-Fort Worth multifamily market is beginning the year with rent growth underwater for the second year, reporting negative 1.5% over the past 12 months.
Dallas-Fort Worth multifamily market facing second-straight year of negative rent growth
Rent levels slip across all property quality types
Multifamily rents in Dallas-Fort Worth are poised to end negative for the second-consecutive year. Year over year, rents are down 1.4% as the market continues to notch declines ove...
Employment growth steadies in Dallas-Fort Worth as all segments report annual gains
Dallas-Fort Worth job market growth nearing national rate
Dallas-Fort Worth added 74,800 jobs in the 12 months ending in October, growing 1.7% compared to a year earlier, based on the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. ...
Multifamily supply-demand imbalance shifts in Dallas-Fort Worth
Some renter neighborhoods report demand outpacing completed units
The deluge of units has dominated the multifamily narrative in Dallas-Fort Worth, and nationally. The shifting demand-supply imbalance has favored supply over the past year, with a...