Dallas And Fort Worth Rent Prices Set Record High

Apartment owners in DFW rejoice! Rent prices in both Dallas and Fort Worth rose to record levels. Those renting in the Dallas-Plano-Irving area paid an average of $1,083, while those in the Fort Worth-Arlington area paid $974 in February of this year; both are up significantly from the months before. Axiometrics SVP Jay Denton, who conducted the study, tells us two major reasons for the skyrocketing rent are job growth and a dearth of vacant units. The market's occupancy rate is around 95.5%, and this balance of supply and demand favors the landlord.

Jay tells us there's a major contrast between suburban and urban areas. Areas near Uptown have experienced more of an impact from the new competition and are reaching upper-tier price points. Will this trend continue? Jay tells us it will but that it will slow soon.

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