Leasing

Although much of DCT's portfolio lies in the West, it also has a significant presence in Chicago and other Midwest regions.

Entering the eighth year of this real estate cycle, Dallas-Fort Worth shot to the top of the most in-demand office markets in the country as square footage continues to respond to job demand.

Struggling retailers are vacating warehouse leases that supplied brick-and-mortar locations, and it is helping to bring supply back onto the market.

Even office developments located farther from the metro are showing some signs of positive change.

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With the renovation of older office product, class-B and –C buildings are seeing the lowest vacancy rates in the market.

The state-of-the-art facility will feature an open-concept layout equipped with meeting rooms, collaborative workspaces and a training room with space for up to 70 people.

Investors have noted that vacancy rates are at historic lows, and rental growth has outpaced other sectors.