Bill Kitchens

The office market has changed dramatically in the past five years, and some patterns are emerging across major cities. Both Dallas and Los Angeles have experienced a notable shift, with tenants ...

Dallas is undergoing a transformation in the composition of its mixed-use developments across the market, with luxury hotels anchoring vibrant districts that blend hospitality, office, residential ...

The Dallas-Fort Worth commercial real estate market is entering a period of major change. New construction trends vary widely by property type, and the next few years will look very different from ...

The Tulsa, Oklahoma, industrial market is in a unique position relative to many of its peers.

Dealmaking across commercial real estate properties is steadily rising in Dallas-Fort Worth. Buyers and sellers are navigating elevated, long-term interest rates, and the market is further removed ...

Earlier in April, it was reported that initial figures in the first quarter of the year were pointing to the industrial segment being a pocket of strength for Dallas-Fort Worth. Manufacturing, which ...

Ask any transplant why they moved to Dallas-Fort Worth, and you will likely hear the same answer. Although there are the usual reasons that people move, like school or to be with family, more often ...

Once a niche segment of the housing market, build-to-rent developments of townhouses and single-family houses have rapidly gained traction across the United States, with the Sun Belt emerging as a ...

Since 2020, more than 80% of the population growth across several major U.S. cities has come from international immigration, which has substantially benefited apartment demand in such markets as ...

In our last article, we reviewed the impact of Fort Worth’s status as a rapidly growing city as it has made its way beyond the million-resident milestone, becoming the fourth city in Texas to reach ...

At a time when the first half of the D-FW namesake has seen relatively stagnant growth, Fort Worth has been on a strong upward trajectory over the last several years. The city came incredibly close ...

The Natural State’s population is booming once again, a trend expected to boost demand for apartments and retail space alike, as a growing residential population necessitates the growth of the ...

Multifamily construction is experiencing a sharp decline across Texas, with Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston leading the slowdown nationally in the past year in terms of overall units. ...

The Natural State has continued to see population gains as more and more people choose Arkansas as their new home. The recent population growth has fueled strong demand across Arkansas's retail and ...

In an era of ever-increasing costs, the great migration of affordability has benefited some parts of the country more than others. Oklahoma is a prime example of this trend.

Texas is one of the nation's leading states for population growth, fueled in part by continued in-migration from California. Americans departing the Golden State added 55,0000 residents to Texas’ ...

For the last several years, Fort Worth has frequently found itself among the fastest-growing cities in the nation. Current estimates have the city on track to hit the elusive million-resident ...

Oklahoma City’s capital markets have continued to slow into the first half of 2024 as investors grapple with ever-tightening borrowing conditions and the challenges posed by weaker property ...

Deal activity slowed in the Dallas-Fort Worth market through the first half of 2024, with investors becoming conditioned to higher interest rates and some property segments navigating weaker ...

Celina, Texas, leads the country for population growth on a percentage basis, up 26% from mid-2022 to mid-2023, based on the latest CoStar population estimates.