Office leasing in the nation's fourth-largest metropolitan area showed a promising start to the year with some of the world's biggest companies such as Caterpillar, Boeing and Invesco committing to their workplace hubs in Dallas. But those leases weren't enough to offset the influx of new offices coming to the market that is already flooded with sublease space.
Office Space Is Leasing in Dallas-Fort Worth, But Supply Keeps Coming
Year Begins With Office Moves From Caterpillar, Boeing and Invesco
CoStar News
April 19, 2024 | 10:25 P.M.
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- Properties
- The Union
2300 Field St, Dallas, TX
- Freeport Business Center I
8616 Freeport Pky, Irving, TX
- The Epic II
2500 Pacific Ave, Dallas, TX
- Williams Square - West Tower
5205 O'Connor Blvd, Irving, TX
- Companies
- Contacts
- Campbell Puckett
Executive Director, Cushman & Wakefield US, Inc.