DPatel304 wrote:Dallas isn't that desirable, especially when you talk about city living.
Yep.
DPatel304 wrote:Dallas isn't that desirable, especially when you talk about city living.
DPatel304 wrote:Ah, that's good to know. That is definitely interesting, but I'm not so sure it represents a 'shift', just yet. I think there is demand for both suburb living and city living, but, the thing is, DFW suburbs are HIGHLY desirable, so it's no surprise they are still going strong. Dallas isn't that desirable, especially when you talk about city living.
Also, I'm curious to know if the suburbs were late to the party when it comes to multi-family construction. Is it possible that Dallas had a strong start with multi-family construction, while the suburbs were still building single-family homes, and now things are generally balancing out?
Cord1936 wrote:DFW's GDP is now $511,606,000 billion - up from $493,048,000 billion in 2015.
GDP release: https://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/regional/gdp_metro/2017/gdp_metro0917.htm
Tnexster wrote:That is quite a drop for Houston, I wonder how the floods will impact them? Lots of economic activity in rebuilding but not sure about the longer term prospects.
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