A relocation-driven leasing wave lifted Dallas-Fort Worth office demand well above its long-run pace last quarter, shrinking sublease space and pushing rents higher across the region's premier submarkets. Dallas-Fort Worth's office market roared back in the second quarter of 2026, with leasing activity climbing 23.9 percent year over year to 4.0 million square feet, according […]
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