A tightening industrial vacancy rate and a diminishing development pipeline have pushed Dallas-Fort Worth to the upper echelon of U.S. warehouse and logistics markets. Marcus & Millichap ranked DFW No. 3 on its new 2026 National Industrial Index as private…
Coming out of the pandemic, Dallas-Fort Worth was the No. 1 destination for corporate relocations by a wide margin, but in 2026, the competition is much fiercer, from within Texas and beyond. Several internal and external factors have site selectors…
Surging demand for build-to-rent projects has pushed Texas to the top of the nation for home rental construction in the pipeline, with Dallas-Fort Worth at No. 2 among all large metros based on the same metric. Courtesy NexMetro Communities NexMetro…
MDH Partners recently acquired a one-million-square-foot Dallas industrial property. The Dallas Business Journal reports that the company used a $258 million loan to purchase portions of the site. The Commerce 20 industrial park at 4601 and 4951 Langdon Road sits…
JLL Capital Markets arranged a $108 million refinancing with New York Life Real Estate Investors for a 13-property, self-storage portfolio located throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. On behalf of the borrower, a joint venture between Hines and Trez Capital, JLL Capital…
SRS Real Estate Partners completed the $7.44 million sale of an 8,042-square-foot medical office property situated on just over a one-acre parcel in Watauga, a DFW suburb. Total Point Urgent Care is the tenant in the building. The closing cap rate…
Paint giant Sherwin-Williams is not moving its corporate headquarters to Dallas-Fort Worth. The company confirmed Thursday it will remain in Ohio and construct a new headquarters in Downtown Cleveland. Bisnow/Vanessa Infanzon The paint manufacturer also intends to develop a major research and development facility…
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