Four commercial real estate lawyers interviewed by Texas Lawyer point to strong housing and development demand as businesses expand their local operations and hiring plans.
Austin
With companies such as Facebook, Apple, Tesla, Samsung and Oracle either relocating or expanding their operations in Austin, all sectors of residential real estate are in high demand.
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Multifamily demand will outpace supply while builders of condos, townhouses, apartments and single-family homes try to keep up. Developers will continue acquiring more land to build more subdivisions of both rental and workforce/affordable housing.
On the commercial side, mixed-use buildings will dominate and more industrial warehouse development will populate highway corridors.
Houston
Multifamily housing will continue to dominate residential building in Houston during 2022 while occupancy rates in existing housing supply will remain high.
Houston’s central business district is another story. Office vacancies remain high though central district shops and restaurants appear to be in good shape.
Dallas
Single-family and multifamily development and construction in Dallas had record-breaking years during 2021. Local experts expect 2022 to be a continuation of the same.
The four real estate attorneys voiced in this Texas Lawyer article anticipate that Dallas-Fort Worth urban centers outside of the downtown center will continue to thrive in 2022. They also predict that the industrial sector will be active across North Texas during 2022.
Fort Worth
Fort Worth is now considered to be a landlord’s market. Leases are outpacing expectations in all aspects of commercial space while biotech, warehouse and e-commerce facilities dominate industrial space.
Class A office building sales prices are setting new records and corporate relocations are spurring new construction of office campuses just beyond Fort Worth’s downtown.
San Antonio
Seemingly, San Antonio has an endless supply of new residents moving into single-family and multifamily developments. Multifamily construction growth is expected to outpace the nation in 2022.
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Commercial markets are expected to remain strong in the new year with both new commercial and industrial spaces on track to add space. Though 2021 saw slight rent decreases and office vacancy increases, industry experts are bullish about aspects of San Antonio’s real estate industry.
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