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February 2, 2026
Dallas enters 2026 with stable basics but sharpening differences between subsectors
The Dallas hotel sector enters 2026 in a transition period as the city’s convention center renovation continues to limit large group activity and mute the city’s usual event‑driven peaks.
January 29, 2026
Dallas-Fort Worth’s large-block office availability splits along vintage lines
With office development slowing to a crawl and demand rising in Dallas-Fort Worth, occupiers’ options for newer buildings are thinning.
January 28, 2026
West Texas multifamily rent growth threatened by weaker oil prices
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.
January 20, 2026
Texas hotel development pipeline shows broad strengths across state
As the new year begins, Texas has nearly 15,000 rooms under construction across its major metropolitan areas and regional markets, with development most concentrated in Dallas, Austin and Houston.
January 20, 2026
Office demand in Dallas-Fort Worth notches best year since 2019
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.
January 20, 2026
From chatbots to concrete: the AI-driven data center boom in North Texas
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 revolution is reshaping the infrastructure that makes AI possible.
January 16, 2026
Dallas enters 2026 with more than 4,200 hotel rooms under construction
Dallas entered 2026 with one of the largest hotel construction pipelines in the United States, driven primarily by rapid growth in the northern suburbs.
January 12, 2026
Dallas-Fort Worth weathers third year of multifamily rent losses
Multifamily rent growth remains under pressure in Dallas-Fort Worth.
January 7, 2026
US office leasing increases 5% in past year
Office tenants signed up for an estimated 410 million square feet of space in 2025, a meaningful increase over the prior year. Still, persistently smaller deal sizes and a wide variation in leasing across major cities indicate a choppy recovery from the post-pandemic doldrums.
January 7, 2026
Dallas and Houston start 2026 strong, possessing a fifth of all Texas industrial 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 square feet of new industrial projects started in 2025 alone.
January 6, 2026
Industrial tenants not rushing to lease bulk logistics space in North Texas
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.
December 18, 2025
Compression dynamics on hotel performance at the FIFA World Cup: Dallas vs. Atlanta
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised to have a significant effect on hotel demand across North America, with both Dallas and Atlanta hosting semifinal matches. The tournament’s expanded format and global reach will bring a surge of visitors, but the impact on hotel compression will play out differently in each city.
December 15, 2025
Here are the best-performing retail markets of 2025
U.S. retail real estate delivered another year of resilience in 2025, marked by a steady balance between supply and demand, despite pressure from increased store closings.
December 15, 2025
Apartments in Dallas-Fort Worth fall behind pre‑pandemic growth
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.
December 8, 2025
Multifamily rent growth is poised to end the year lower in Dallas-Fort Worth
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 consecutive month of negative annual performance, with annual rent growth now at 1.6%, down 40 basis points from November 2024.
December 3, 2025
To see Dallas’ retail future, look at Los Angeles’ past
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 match is a logical next step for these firms, which are looking to expand beyond the West Coast. Texas, in particular, has several trends working in its favor, with a statewide growth trajectory resembling California’s of decades ago.
December 2, 2025
Facing limited options, office renters rediscover second- and third-tier buildings
Over the past five years, office buildings rated three and four stars have borne the brunt of the massive adjustment in workspace demand. That began to change in the third quarter as occupancy losses came to an abrupt halt in these buildings, possibly signaling the start of a longer, deeper recovery.
December 1, 2025
Mixed-use developments reshape Dallas with hospitality at core
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 and retail spaces.
November 24, 2025
Texas hotel sales stay in motion
Hotel sales across Texas’ major hotel markets — Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth-Arlington, Houston and San Antonio — reflects a market that has settled into a cautious yet steady rhythm through 2025.
November 20, 2025
Surge in sublet space drives rent discounts across North Texas logistics sector
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 increased by 7.7 million square feet, mostly in new buildings completed by developers. North Texas has remained near the top of the country for new industrial construction for several years now. The area's population growth, centralized location, and ease of doing business have made it a hotbed for both users and developers alike.

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