FRISCO, TX—The overbuilt and bustling central business districtsleave little room for new construction, consequently, investors areshifting focus towards the suburbs, where vacant land is stillavailable and the potential for large-scale development is bigger,according to RentCafe. Close to35 million square feet of office space will be delivered to the USsuburbs in 2018, compared to 24 million square feet underway inurban areas and 15 million square feet headed for the CBDs.

Frisco is set to land the second largest amount of office deliveries in Texas, increasingits existing inventory by 29% with 1.32 million square feet ofcompetitive office space. The Dallas office pipeline for next yearmakes the top 20, but its forecasted 1 million square feet ofoffice space will only increase the city's inventory by 1%. Spring,TX will add 680,000 square feet of competitive office space to its20.3 million square feet inventory, outranking both Addison, TX andPlano, TX, and increasing its inventory by 25%.