Texas markets lead downshift in multifamily construction
Annual declines follow surge in completed units
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 overa...
Arkansas sees large population gains, mostly from California and Texas
Population growth fuels strong demand across Arkansas's commercial and multifamily markets
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 Arka...
In Oklahoma, demographics are destiny, and the future is bright
Population gains lead to positive real estate fundaments in most major markets
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.
Migration to Texas fueled by exodus from California last year
Lone Star State’s attractive housing market is still key to encouraging West Coast migration
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 resi...
Fort Worth, Texas, nears million-resident milestone
Population growth has heightened interest of developers across all real estate segments
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 milli...
Retail Continues to Dominate Oklahoma City’s Capital Markets
Multifamily Sees Biggest Decline from Previous Year
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...
Industrial Activity Drives Capital Markets in Dallas-Fort Worth
Multifamily Properties See Steepest Pullback in Sales
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 navigat...
Celina, Texas, Leads the Country for Fastest-Growing City
Nearly Half of the Top 10 Cities for Percentage Growth Are in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area
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.
Multifamily Permitting Slips Across Texas Markets
Starts Recede Over Recent Quarters
Multifamily construction is poised to ease, with permitting activity slipping in Texas markets over recent months, tracing a similar trend at a national level. The elevated cost to...
San Antonio Regains Top Spot in Population Growth
Fort Worth Follows Closely, Added More People Than Any Other U.S. City Last Year
According to data recently released by the Census Bureau, the city of San Antonio added more people to its ranks between mid-2022 and mid-2023 than any other city proper.
Dallas-Fort Worth Capital Markets See Slow Start to 2024
Declines in Transactions Across All Asset Types Pushed Sales Figures to Lowest Point Since Pandemic's Start
Quarterly sales activity has seen a pullback across all property types in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Job Creation Slowing in Northwest Arkansas
Public Sector, Education and Construction Drive Diminished Job Gains
Following the current national trend of slowing employment growth, Northwest Arkansas has experienced a general decrease in hirings from its post-pandemic highs.
Industrial Construction Ticks Higher in Oklahoma City
Hobby Lobby Doubles Down on “Thunder Town”
Through early 2024, there are 3.9 million square feet of industrial space under construction in Oklahoma City, and most of the activity is driven by Hobby Lobby, a locally headquar...
Phoenix and Dallas-Fort Worth Lead 20 Largest Industrial Markets in Demand
Diverse Demand Drivers Underpin Biggest Percent Increase in Occupied Space
As demand for industrial space pulls back nationally, Phoenix and the Dallas-Fort Worth region stand out as leaders for change in occupied space over the past year. Both markets re...
A World Series Commercial Real Estate Showdown
Dallas-Fort Worth and Phoenix Markets Step Up to the Plate
In late October, as the autumn leaves begin to fall, the nation's sports attention inevitably turns to the baseball diamond. This year, the World Series pits the Arizona Diamondbac...