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recent report from Price Waterhouse Coopers and the Urban Land Institute has named Dallas-Fort Worth as the top US market for real estate investment and development in 2025. This ranking is significant, whether you're looking to buy a home or invest in property.
The region's strong economy, driven by the fourth-fastest employment growth in the country and a high concentration of Fortune 500 companies, has contributed to its success. According to Tamela Thornton, head of the Dallas-Fort Worth Council for the Urban Land Institute, "You're in a marketplace where opportunities exist." This extends beyond Dallas city limits, with activity seen across Collin, Denton, Tarrant, and other surrounding counties.
The report highlights the region's appeal to both established developers and new players. However, challenges persist, including rising median home prices that have jumped by over one-third since the pandemic. Despite this, the Dallas region remains an attractive destination for homebuyers, builders, and investors, outpacing other fast-growing Sunbelt cities like Nashville, Houston, and Miami.
Thornton emphasizes that a number one ranking signifies "a market that's attractive to new thinking, innovation, and new opportunities." This makes it an appealing choice for individuals across the economic spectrum.
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