Commercial space in the Texas & South Central.

Texas and the South Central states combine corporate relocations, energy, cross-border trade and a growing population. Interstates 35, 45 and 10 tie the major metros together, and Port Houston and the Laredo border crossings are major gateways for international and cross-border trade. We take requirements from Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston to Oklahoma City and New Orleans.

What drives demand

Corporate relocations

Many companies have moved headquarters or major offices to Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and Houston.

Cross-border trade

Trade with Mexico moves through the border crossings and up the I-35 corridor, supporting distribution and manufacturing.

Energy and petrochemicals

Houston and the Gulf Coast anchor the energy industry, with office, industrial and specialized facility demand.

Room to build

Available land and growing metros make the region active for build-to-suit and new industrial development.

Corridors and submarkets

• I-35 corridor
• I-45 corridor
• I-10 corridor
• Alliance
• Energy Corridor
• Port Houston

Metros we focus on

• Dallas-Fort Worth
• Houston
• Austin
• San Antonio
• Oklahoma City
• New Orleans