Dallas Office Market Faces Further Test As Trend Toward Smaller Space Accelerates
White Collar Job Growth May Not Be Able to Keep Pace With Shrinking Footprint, Rise of Remote Work
Predictions of a full return to offices have come up empty, even though the pandemic appears more firmly in the rearview.
Recent Trends Validate 'Flight to Quality' Theory in Office Leasing
As 2022 Comes to Close, Tenants Are Once Again Reaching for Top-Shelf Office Stock
After a few years of increased activity in mid-range buildings, tenants in the Dallas-Fort Worth region are increasingly leasing space at four- and five-star properties.
Developers Breathe New Life Into Old Malls in Oklahoma
After the Mall Craze of the '70s and '80s, Several Properties Have Struggled With Declining Foot Traffic
Several malls have suffered from underperformance over the years, due to shifting consumer preferences that brought waning foot traffic and rising vacancy rates. In Oklahoma City a...
Tulsa’s Aging Office Stock Offers Developers Plenty of New Opportunity
Since 2000, 13.8 Million Square Feet of Space Has Been Renovated
As owners vie to meet the evolving demands of tenants in Tulsa, creative developers are rebooting once overlooked and obsolete office spaces.
Suburbs Prop Dallas-Fort Worth Office Demand
Over the Past Decade, Suburbs Have Emerged as Entertainment, Employment Nodes
Since 2020, the Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs have outpaced urban areas in terms of office demand. The suburbs propped up the market with 6.2 million square feet of positive net absorp...
Dallas-Fort Worth Maintains Top Spot for Investors
Sales Volumes Driven by Multifamily and Industrial Segments
The Dallas-Fort Worth area maintains the top spot for investors in the country with an estimated $57 billion over the past year, edging New York and Atlanta. The multifamily and in...
Multifamily Rents Across Texas Begin To Cool
Demand Has Softened From Last Year’s Peak Growth Rate
Multifamily rents across the largest markets in Texas have peaked from their record-setting performances last year. These trends are present in CoStar's daily asking rent series, c...
Apartment Asking Rents Show Signs of Cooling in Tulsa
Since 2019, the Region Has Outpaced the US in Rent Growth
After seeing double-digit annual rent growth since the third quarter of 2021, peaking at 12% earlier this year, asking rates for apartments in Tulsa show signs of cooling in the ye...
Sublease Space Offers Tenants Rent Discount in Dallas-Fort Worth
Sublease Activity Accounts For 11% of Total Leasing Volume
While the amount of sublease space in the Dallas-Fort Worth office market remains stubbornly high, these spaces offer potential tenants a discount compared to available direct spac...
Developers Bet Big in Texas With Record High Industrial Speculative Construction Activity
About 90 Million Square Feet of Industrial Space Set Across the State’s Largest Four Markets in Next Six Months
Over the past decade, Texas has added more than 4 million new residents, equivalent to the entire state of Oklahoma moving to the Lone Star state. Unsurprisingly, the industrial se...
Dallas-Fort Worth Is Building More Industrial Space Than Anywhere Else in the Country
Region Captures 12% of All Industrial Space Under Construction Across the US
Unprecedented population growth and a wave of retailers entering the region is pushing developers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to add more industrial space than any other market i...
What Once Was Old Is Now New In Dallas
Developers Have Renovated 91 Million Square Feet of Office Space Since 2010
Developers in the Dallas-Fort Worth region have been finding increasingly creative ways to breathe life into older, forgotten or simply outdated office buildings. These efforts are...
Texas Leads the Nation in Retail Space Demand
Growing Population, Rapid Economic Recovery Support Rebounding Retail Market
Texas continues to shine as retailers put pen to paper and occupy new space in the Lone Star State's four largest markets.
Oklahoma City's Industrial Momentum Carries Into 2022
Market is Expected to See 2.9 Million Square Feet of Positive Net Absorption This Year, Forecast Shows
The industrial sector of Oklahoma City is thriving, as the momentum of 2021 has carried into early 2022.
Office-Using Employment Drives Job Gains in Dallas-Fort Worth
Region Logged 6.4% Growth Year Over Year
The Dallas-Fort Worth region added 240,300 jobs in the 12 months ending in January, growing 6.4%, based on the latest revised data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That perform...
With Increase in Spec Space, Developers Show Confidence in Oklahoma City's Industrial Market
More Than Half of the Construction Pipeline Is Preleased
Oklahoma City's industrial development pipeline has traditionally been fueled by a few major owner-users, mainly Hobby Lobby and Amazon, though speculative construction has started...
Dallas-Fort Worth Office Leasing Activity Rallies
Subleasing Activity Reaches 1.5 Million Square Feet
Office leasing in the Dallas-Fort Worth region is signaling a stable recovery with 18.8 million square feet of new leases signed in 2021. In addition, tenants are taking advantage ...
Leasing Activity Accelerates in Northwest Arkansas with Big Boost from Industrial
Employment Now Above Pre-Pandemic Levels
Commercial leasing in northwest Arkansas picked up momentum over the past year, running in tandem with the region’s rapid economic rebound.
Industrial Leasing Volume Increases in Dallas-Fort Worth
Leases Ranging From 250,000 to 500,000 Square Feet Is Fastest-Growing Segment
Dallas-Forth Worth's industrial sector reported more than 67 million square feet of leasing activity in 2021 — an increase of 10% from the 61.2 million square feet the year before....
Office Leasing in Dallas-Fort Worth Indicates a Rebound
Sublet Pace Remains a Threat
Dallas-Fort Worth's office market is poised for recovery. The first quarter of 2022 is slated to mark the fourth consecutive quarter of positive net absorption. CoStar is anticipat...