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Can a Market Be Too Hot?

Due to DFW's job growth, more people have relocated here, propelling rents, and the rapid increase in rates has pushed some of the workforce out of the more desirable areas seeking affordability, GlobeSt.com learns in this EXCLUSIVE.

By Lisa Brown | Updated on November 22, 2017

Tom Burns Tom Burns says new supply is coming on line, but at a slower pace than in the past five years.

DALLAS—The Dallas/Fort Worth area has experienced impressive economic growth since the Great Recession. Affordability and job growth have attracted people to the area in that time frame.

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the DFW MSA ranks second in both rate of job growth and number of jobs added nationally. In Dallas alone, the population has grown more than 10% since 2010.

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