NTX

    Regional Comparisons

    Which North Texas Market for Which Use

    Nine cities, four property types, and no single answer. These pages compare the markets against each other so the shortlist is right before a building is toured. The transaction itself is handled on the site that owns each city.

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    Four comparisons, one per property type

    Industrial submarkets

    Alliance, the I-35W corridor, Meacham, Roanoke, Lewisville or Grapevine?

    Compared by freight mode, building vintage, labor pool and modeled occupancy cost.

    • Rail and air versus truck-only
    • Modern parks versus older stock
    • Tarrant versus Denton County labor
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    Office markets

    Downtown, Clearfork, Westlake, Southlake, Keller, Colleyville, Grapevine or Flower Mound?

    Compared by requirement size, who drives to the office, building class and availability timing.

    • Full floors versus suites
    • Client-visited versus staff-heavy
    • Downtown versus SH 114
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    Retail trade areas

    Sundance Square, West 7th, Clearfork, Southlake Town Square, Grapevine Main Street, Roanoke or Keller?

    Compared by who walks past, trade-area radius, co-tenancy and total occupancy cost.

    • Visitors versus residents versus office workers
    • Destination versus neighborhood
    • Planned retail versus value retail
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    Growth corridors for development

    Alliance, I-35W, Walsh Ranch, Southeast Fort Worth, SH 114 or the Lewisville and Flower Mound corridor?

    Compared by program type, entitlement timeline, infrastructure status and hold period.

    • Planned certainty versus raw optionality
    • By-right versus rezoning
    • Build now versus hold
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    How the comparisons are built

    1

    Fix the use first

    Freight mode, requirement size, concept type or development program narrows nine cities to two or three.

    2

    Compare on what the use needs

    Labor pool, who walks past, entitlements, infrastructure. Not the headline rate.

    3

    Model occupancy cost, not rent

    Taxes, operating expenses, TI amortization and escalations differ by city and change the real number.

    4

    Hand off to the city site

    The shortlist moves to the site that owns the transaction in that city.

    Published pairwise comparisons

    The research section holds the written-up head-to-head comparisons behind these pages.

    Market comparison questions

    What is the difference between this site and the city sites?

    This site compares North Texas markets against each other so a firm can pick the right one for a given use. The city sites, such as fortworthcre.com, southlakecre.com and flowermoundcre.com, handle the actual leasing, tenant representation and listings inside each city. Investment sales are covered on investingfortworth.com.

    Why are there no rent or price tables on the comparison pages?

    Rents and land prices move by building, parcel and quarter, and a regional average would be wrong for every specific property. Each comparison page explains what drives the number in that property type, and sourced comparables are pulled once the shortlist narrows to specific buildings.

    Which comparison should I start with?

    Start with the property type. Warehouse and distribution operations use the industrial comparison; professional, medical and corporate requirements use the office comparison; storefront and restaurant concepts use the retail comparison; development programs use the growth-corridor comparison.

    Does Fort Worth get compared with Dallas anywhere?

    Yes. The research section carries a Fort Worth versus Dallas commercial pricing comparison, alongside Southlake versus Westlake office, Keller versus Colleyville small suites, and Grapevine versus Lewisville flex and light industrial.

    Who do I talk to once the market is chosen?

    Daniel Weber at SVN Trinity Advisors covers every city in the comparison. Call (817) 559-1235 and the conversation moves to the city site that owns the transaction.

    Need the transaction, not the comparison?

    Leasing, tenant representation, listings and investment sales live on the sites that own each city.

    Markets in the comparison

    City-level detail for each of the nine North Texas markets.

    All North Texas markets

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