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As population growth and corporate relocations continue, the demand for service sector retail is evident and retailers are intent on expansion, however quality space is elusive, CBRE says in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
In a session last week at the Lodging Conference, A View from the Top, panelists talked about the role of loyalty, tech, talent, overall brands, markets to watch and hotel security within the hospitality structure.
The flow of tenants into new construction is beginning to impact fundamentals in some markets and overall the strength of top markets–including Dallas–was offset by significant negative absorption elsewhere.
T5@Dallas III is a purpose-built data center that is tenant ready and offers the same construction as the balance of the T5@Dallas campus located in Plano's Legacy Business Park, including a dedicated support team.
Dallas has continued to exhibit an affordable housing need and while it is in need of new stock, most of the activity is in the form of acquisitions and rehabs, leaving the suburbs open to new development, says Melton in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
Dallas-Fort Worth boasts the fourth biggest increase in Baby Boomer renters in the country at 46% versus 10% growth in millennial renters, with both rates well above the national growth.
Las Colinas led the Dallas-Fort Worth market in office leasing activity during the third quarter of 2017, with 505,905 square feet in new deals and renewals—topping Legacy/Frisco and Uptown.