Bill Kitchens

Amid a persistent supply wave, rental apartment properties continue to deploy concessions to attract renters and boost occupancy amid heated competition across the Fayetteville Northwest Arkansas ...

Denton County remains one of the fastest-growing areas in North Texas, adding nearly 140,000 net new residents since 2020 for a gain of roughly 15%. Denton proper expanded even faster, with ...

Austin, Texas, is rapidly outpacing Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth in high-rise development, driven by a growth in multifamily towers.

From a retail perspective, all eyes have been on H-E-B's expansion throughout North Texas over the last several years.

The latest batch of estimates from the Census Bureau have reaffirmed Texas’ status as the nation’s leading state for population growth.

With office development slowing to a crawl and demand rising in Dallas-Fort Worth, occupiers’ options for newer buildings are thinning.

Falling oil prices could lead to reductions in rent as the Midland-Odessa area pushes through the slower winter months for apartment demand in early 2026.

Dallas-Fort Worth stood out for resilient office demand in 2025, posting its strongest year since 2019 with support from several economic development wins and its growing specialization in finance.

Rent growth across Oklahoma’s major apartment markets has cooled from earlier highs but continues to outperform the U.S. average, reflecting stable demand and modest new supply.

Multifamily rent growth remains under pressure in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Dallas-Fort Worth’s apartment market is at a turning point. Rent prices are starting to fall behind the steady growth pattern seen before the pandemic.

Multifamily rent growth in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area continued its downward trend in November, falling 0.4%, according to CoStar’s Daily Asking Rent series. This marks the 27th ...

Office leasing in Oklahoma has remained tepid over the past year. New deal activity in Oklahoma City is 32% below pre-2020 norms, while Tulsa is down 20%.

Medical office development in Dallas-Fort Worth continues to expand in response to strong population growth, particularly in fast-growing suburban areas. Roughly 930,000 square feet is under ...

Multifamily rents in Dallas-Fort Worth fell 0.7% in October — the sharpest monthly drop of 2025 — extending the market’s losing streak to five months. Annual rent growth slid to -1.7%, the lowest ...

Dallas-Fort Worth’s office market has emerged as a poster child for resilience in 2025. The region’s competitive economic development focus and growing specialization in finance have led to sustained ...

Multifamily market rents in Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin are essentially equal, marking a notable shift in both the relationship between the two markets, and in the Texas multifamily landscape.

Vacant office space in Dallas-Fort Worth is increasingly concentrated across a growing number of properties facing persistent occupancy challenges.

Multifamily rent growth in Dallas-Fort Worth fell 0.6% in September, yielding annual rent growth to fall by 1.4% through the end of the third quarter 2025, based on CoStar’s Daily Asking Rent series. ...

Market observers have continued to note how Dallas-Fort Worth is consolidating itself as a financial services center in the U.S. This theme is underscored by return-to-office trends, leasing and ...