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Sep 20, 2016

CBRE’s Texas Triangle trio: DFW, Houston, Austin office

TEXAS - The three Lone Star office markets move within 60 degrees of separation to form a distinct 180-degree geographic triangle that is as varied and large as the state of...
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TEXAS - The three Lone Star office markets move within 60 degrees of separation to form a distinct 180-degree geographic triangle that is as varied and large as the state of Texas itself, according to CBRE’s Texas Triangle Office Market report. 

The Texas Triangle office market—comprised of Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin—totals nearly a half billion sf.
Yet the inventory cycles within Texas’ signature city skylines are vastly different, driven by a wide and diverse set of influences.
  • A wave of corporate headquarter relocations is creating Texas-sized demand in the DFW Metroplex. 
  • In Austin, high-tech job growth is transforming the Texas capital into a metro with a vibrant 18- hour city core. 
  • And in Houston, a saturated construction pipeline has overlapped with a precipitous oil glut, leading to an office market currently facing some Texas-tough challenges.
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