Many Of DFW's Corporate Relocations In 2019 Were Poached From San Francisco
Corporate relocations in 2019 put various DFW submarkets on the map, with many of the new arrivals coming from the West Coast.
Corporate relocations in 2019 put various DFW submarkets on the map, with many of the new arrivals coming from the West Coast.
The world is eyeing Fort Worth as a potential corporate destination, but can the city land the big global players?
The exodus of businesses to Miami in 2022 included a who’s who of top-tier companies.
While 2021 saw 127 publicly announced corporate relocations and 2022 saw 63, there were just 18 such moves in the first 10 months of 2023, according to CBRE.
Texas got nearly half of out-of-state corporate relocations last year, while California lost the most companies.
DFW corporate relocations remain a hot topic, and the area is ripe for more expansion. But there are some chinks in DFW's armor when it comes to affordability.
Texas is attracting corporate relocations and expansions, and Houston is reaping the benefits.
Two spec office towers from Hines and Boston Global Investors are slated to deliver soon and could add big chunks of vacancy to the city's office market.
Despite the pandemic and energy downturn, Houston's economic development prospects are strong.
The new tax law may reduce the benefits once enjoyed by companies who took part in inversion deals.
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