Dallas–Fort Worth is one of the fastest-growing commercial real estate markets in the United States, with approximately 170 million square feet of office and industrial inventory. The market has seen significant corporate headquarters relocations from higher-cost states, driving demand for large-block Class A office space and big-box industrial. The Frisco, Plano, and Legacy corridor submarkets are especially active.
By Angel Campa, Founder · Updated March 2026
Commercial Space
170M sq ft
Avg Office Rent
$28–$48/sq ft
Vacancy Rate
25%
Avg Lease Term
5–15 years
DFW office leases in Uptown Dallas and Legacy West favor FSG or Modified Gross. Suburban office is predominantly NNN. Industrial across North Texas is NNN with institutionally negotiated CAM structures. The market's growth has compressed concession packages somewhat, but TI allowances remain significant for large tenants. Texas has no income tax, making total occupancy cost calculations straightforward.
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