DALLAS-A second-quarter analysis shows multifamily demand slipping ever so slightly in the Dallas-Ft. Worth region. The big picture is rent growth remains on the rise and construction is slowing as northeast Tarrant County emerges as the newest hotspot.

DANBURY, CT-CB Richard Ellis reports Fairfield County experienced a negative absorption of 164,562 sf in the second quarter of 2001, which was a slight decrease from the first quarter. This follows a decrease in vacancies in the first quarter.

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DALLAS-A second-quarter analysis shows multifamily demand slipping ever so slightly in the Dallas-Ft. Worth region. The big picture is rent growth remains on the rise and construction is slowing as northeast Tarrant County emerges as the newest hotspot.