More Office Construction in Dallas-Fort Worth
More Office Construction in Dallas-Fort Worth
The metro’s pipeline got a small boost in February, according to CommercialEdge.
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The metro’s pipeline got a small boost in February, according to CommercialEdge.
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The metro’s pipeline got a small boost in February, according to CommercialEdge.
The post More Office Construction in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
Three more projects entered the market’s pipeline in April, according to CommercialEdge.
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Three more projects entered the market’s pipeline in April, according to CommercialEdge.
The post Office Construction Increases in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
More than 5.7 million square feet changed hands in the Metroplex in the first quarter of 2022.
The post Office Investment Surges in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
More than 5.7 million square feet changed hands in the Metroplex in the first quarter of 2022.
The post Office Investment Surges in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
Most of the metro’s submarkets with inventories larger than 10 million square feet saw changes for the better.
The post Office Leasing Improves Across Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
Most of the metro’s submarkets with inventories larger than 10 million square feet saw changes for the better.
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The metro’s vacancy rate held steady at 17.3 percent.
The post Steady Office Vacancy in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
The metro’s vacancy rate held steady at 17.3 percent.
The post Steady Office Vacancy in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
The index recorded a 70-basis-point increase month-over-month in May.
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The index recorded a 70-basis-point increase month-over-month in May.
The post Office Vacancy Rises in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
Some 1.8 million square feet of office space changed hands in the metro in February.
The post Office Investments On The Rise in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
Some 1.8 million square feet of office space changed hands in the metro in February.
The post Office Investments On The Rise in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
The metro’s office sales recorded a 60.2 percent drop month-over-month in April.
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The metro’s office sales recorded a 60.2 percent drop month-over-month in April.
The post Office Sales Trend Downward in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
The average price per square foot registered a 10 percent decrease month-over-month in May.
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The average price per square foot registered a 10 percent decrease month-over-month in May.
The post Office Sale Prices Drop in Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
Halfway through the year, housing permits are down by double-digit percentages in many of the previously booming suburbs north of Dallas and Fort Worth, with a few notable exceptions.
Halfway through the year, housing permits are down by double-digit percentages in many of the previously booming suburbs north of Dallas and Fort Worth, with a few notable exceptions.