Robust tenant demand pushed Dallas-Fort Worth industrial vacancy down to 9.3 percent in the second quarter of 2026 even as developers kept handing over millions of square feet of freshly built space, with South Dallas and headline leases from Amazon and Novolex anchoring the region's momentum. The Dallas-Fort Worth industrial market tightened meaningfully in the […]
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