Comp Exchange Looks Into The Dallas CBD Office Market

According to CompStakDallas' CBD revitalization efforts have paid off, with office rents showing year-over-year growth from 2012 through mid-2014. While the downtown submarket is gaining momentum, landlords are still having to offer large concessions such as free rent and tenant improvement allowances to draw tenants away from the more popular surrounding suburban areas. Find out more about our sponsor, CompStak, a free lease comp exchange for brokers, appraisers, and researchers. You can click here to request an account.

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