Industrial Real Estate
The industrial real estate sector in D-FW posted a pretty solid second quarter, with vacancies creeping down and significant growth in the under-construction pipeline and leasing activity. Partners Real Estate recently dropped its industrial report for Q2 2025. The CRE firm’s data shows that leasing activity jumped by 35.8% from Q1 2025 and 11% from…
Another week of City Hall business yielded some transformational updates to the development code, marking another signal achievement of the current Dallas City Council. Between passing ForwardDallas 2.0 last September and finally accomplishing parking reform this past week, council members are setting the stage for the city’s future growth and development — just not to…
A new study from Commercial Edge shows that more than 52 million square feet of Dallas office space and more than 87 million square feet of Dallas industrial space will have loans reaching maturity between 2023 and 2025. With vacancy rates hovering at 17.2 percent for office and 5.5 percent for industrial, some strategically minded…
If it seems like industrial real estate is experiencing a renaissance in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, that’s because it is. According to the October industrial report from CommercialEdge, Dallas is adding more industrial real estate than any other metro. Whereas geographical constraints are preventing many of the hottest markets from adding sufficient new space, markets…
The stock market is down, but CRE is looking pretty darn good right now, especially in North Texas…
