Dallas Fort-Worth industrial market report

Q4 2025

The Dallas-Fort Worth industrial market wrapped up 2025 with 27.2 million square feet (msf) of positive net absorption, underscoring sustained demand that pushed leasing to 56.1 msf, over 50% above long-term norms. Although construction has normalized, the pipeline remains strong with 28.3 msf underway, and deliveries, while at their lowest since 2016, were still solid. That slowdown, combined with steady demand, has vacancy trending down since its peak in late 2024, signalling lease up is picking up and the market is back in balance. Major moves by companies like Medline Industries, Amazon, Google, and Hayes Company highlight the region’s strategic role as a national distribution hub. Low costs and a skilled workforce continue to attract relocations and expansions, reinforcing DFW’s position as a leading logistics and headquarters market.

27.2 msf

DFW industrial demand remains strong

The DFW industrial market posted positive net absorption of 6.9 msf in Q4 2025, bringing the year total positive absorption to 27.2 msf.
17.6 msf

Industrial construction moderates

Q4 deliveries hit 5.3 msf, bringing 2025 to 17.6 msf. Just 35% is leased, but vacancy is trending down as lease-up time picks up.
9.9%

Vacancy begins to stabilize

The DFW industrial vacancy rate has declined by 137 basis points from the peak rate recorded one year ago.

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