Grocery-anchored retail shines as H-E-B drives demand in Dallas-Fort Worth
Lower vacancies underscore the magnetism of the region’s newest major grocer
From a retail perspective, all eyes have been on H-E-B's expansion throughout North Texas over the last several years.
Chicago, Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth lead nation in retail inventory traded in 2025
Investors re-engage with major markets away from the coasts
Retail property sales across the United States showed a noticeable shift toward large, centrally located markets in 2025. Chicago, Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth posted the highest ...
Texas reasserts its dominance over population growth
State continues to grow despite weaker migration flows
The latest batch of estimates from the Census Bureau have reaffirmed Texas’ status as the nation’s leading state for population growth.
From chatbots to concrete: the AI-driven data center boom in North Texas
Over 3 million square feet of new data center projects under construction
Artificial intelligence has become a familiar presence in our lives, from customer service chatbots to the apps we use every day. Yet behind these routine interactions, a quiet con...
Dallas and Houston start 2026 strong, possessing a fifth of all Texas industrial construction
Speculative development drives activity in both major Texan markets as national construction pipeline stalls
The previous year was a return to form for both Dallas and Houston. Aided by strong tenant demand and a development community eager to see projects break ground, the two markets sa...
Industrial tenants not rushing to lease bulk logistics space in North Texas
Slower decision-making still persists as vacancies decline, deals continue to get made
For the past several quarters, the overall time it takes to lease an available bulk logistics space has observed a massive upward revision in North Texas.
Office leasing remains tepid in Oklahoma
Flight to newer buildings influences demand
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%.
To see Dallas’ retail future, look at Los Angeles’ past
Population and rent growth are cited as common drivers for new retail development
A rumor that Erewhon will be testing deliveries in Dallas is just one of the latest signs of California-based companies eyeing the Lone Star State for expansion. For many brokers a...
Mixed-use developments reshape Dallas with hospitality at core
Luxury and upper-tier brands convert foot traffic into leasing power, boosting demand for hospitality
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, off...
Here's where big-box industrial property is thriving
Oklahoma City, Nashville, Richmond and Columbus emerge as national leaders
U.S. industrial property markets emerging as the top performers in the big-box industrial sector are Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Nashville, Tennessee; Richmond, Virginia; and Columbus...
Apartment rents stall across Louisiana’s largest markets
Over-supply of units diminishes near-term outlook for rate hikes as vacancy climbs
Multifamily rents across Louisiana’s two largest markets posted a year-over-year decline in November, based on CoStar’s Daily Asking Rent series. In New Orleans the average monthly...
Surge in sublet space drives rent discounts across North Texas logistics sector
Logistics tenants capitalize on the increased availability of discounted sublet space
The logistics real estate sector in Dallas-Fort Worth is currently grappling with elevated availability from two sources. Over the past year, the amount of industrial space availab...
Dallas-Fort Worth real estate: big shifts ahead in new construction
Developers pull back on offices as industrial and housing markets change course
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 ver...
Where logistics meets lift-off: Tulsa, Oklahoma’s dual engine of growth
From distribution hubs to aerospace giants, Tulsa’s industrial market defined by tight vacancies, robust development and a future poised for innovation
The Tulsa, Oklahoma, industrial market is in a unique position relative to many of its peers.
Cold storage development heats up in Dallas-Fort Worth
Local inventories have grown by nearly 50% over the last decade, more than twice the pace of the national market
Cold storage space remains in high demand nationwide, but steep costs and complex development requirements have slowed new projects in most markets. Dallas-Fort Worth has been an e...
Layoff notices serve as a drag on industrial employment in North Texas
Major logistics players, e-commerce, manufacturers hit by workforce reductions
Amid a slowdown in new hiring in the industrial segment, another potential source of strain appears to be emerging.
Industrial sales drive inventory turnover in Dallas-Fort Worth
Office and multifamily report rising transactions, while retail remains subdued
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...
Dallas-Fort Worth's northern submarkets see high volumes of industrial trading
Institutional capital makes a big return in search of mark-to-market opportunities
Submarkets that are at the forefront of Dallas-Fort Worth’s booming population growth have been driving buyer interest in the industrial market. Over the last 12 months, areas like...
Bulk industrial development in Dallas-Fort Worth slows to its lowest share in nearly a decade
Under the weight of supply-side pressures, high vacancies have limited groundbreakings
Large industrial buildings have become a regional specialty for Dallas-Fort Worth. The region's expansive geography, favorable topology and boundary-pushing demographic growth have...
The outlook is shifting for Dallas-Fort Worth's industrial employment
Between sluggish hiring and major revisions, industrial segment showing signs of potential distress
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. Ma...