Cody Gibbs is the Director of Market Analytics at CoStar and Homes.com for Dallas-Fort Worth, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. He leads research and content development across commercial and residential real estate markets, translating market data ...
Cody Gibbs is the Director of Market Analytics at CoStar and Homes.com for Dallas-Fort Worth, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. He leads research and content development across commercial and residential real estate markets, translating market data into clear insights on economic conditions, supply and demand trends, pricing, and development activity. On the residential side, he provides insights into home prices, inventory levels, and rental conditions. Prior to joining CoStar, Cody built a career in economic development, site selection, and labor market analytics across public agencies, private firms, and academic institutions. He holds a master’s degree in economics from The University of Texas at Dallas and is actively involved in the Dallas Economics Club, The Real Estate Council, and the Urban Land Institute.
Vacancy for retail spaces of 1,000 square feet or less has surged in Dallas-Fort Worth in the first quarter of 2026. The segment, which has traditionally been one of the metropolitan area's most ...
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 ...
The rental apartment market in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is on firmer footing in early 2026 as vacancy stabilized after demand from renters finally outpaced the flow of new units.
Dallas-Fort Worth has a clear, comparative advantage over the rest of the country when it comes to the development of million-square-foot industrial megafacilities.
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 ...
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 totals of traded ...
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 construction ...
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 saw around 62 million ...
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 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%.
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 and developers, the ...
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 ...
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, Ohio, based on ...
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 asking rent fell ...
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 available for lease has ...
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 ...
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 exception, thanks to ...