Dallas/Fort Worth

Until the America at Home Study, no organization had gathered hard data about one of the most important factors: how Americans will view their homes after being quarantined while working and home schooling.

The Northeast Dallas-Garland-Mesquite submarket has access to one of the most diverse labor pools in DFW, and attracting blue collar and highly skilled labor make it an ideal location for manufacturing companies.

CREW Network has expanded its mission of gender advancement in commercial real estate to become a much bigger, more inclusive tent.

The economic downturn has little to do with real estate fundamentals, says KeyBank's Justin Wilbur, indicating a possible quick recovery.

The report found patients are trying to avoid hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic, with some going so far as to say they wouldn't go to the ER for a medical emergency.

Texas only has 86.9% broadband coverage, placing the state at number 30 for overall Internet connectivity due to rural regions which may not be profitable areas of business for high-speed Internet providers.

As one of the only available tracts remaining in the Turtle Creek/Uptown submarket, 2525 Turtle Creek Blvd. presents a rare opportunity for a developer looking to establish a significant position in the Dallas market.

"While there is disruption in the overall economy, the need for self-storage space will continue and address changing needs by users," the Cushman & Wakefield report said.