DALLAS--DFW added 131,000 people last year, and the area is proving to be an attractive environment for corporate relocations.
In the second RealShare Dallas panel, “Office: The Changing Landscape,” moderator Corbett Nichter, senior vice president, Adolfson & Peterson Construction, led an insightful discussion on the evolution of the sector.
“It's a very good market,” said Greg Fuller, chief operating officer, Granite Properties. “Everybody wants to compare it to the '80s, and if you're from New York, you're afraid we'll repeat that. But the dynamics in play in the '80s are very different than what's at play today.”
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