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he Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area has been named the top US real estate market for investment and development in 2025 by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Urban Land Institute. This marks DFW's sixth year in the top 10 and its second time taking the number one spot, following a previous win in 2019.
DFW's strong post-pandemic recovery and relentless growth have driven its success, with total employment increasing by over 11% since February 2020. The area is home to 23 Fortune 500 companies, making it an attractive destination for investors and new residents alike. Despite a 38% increase in housing prices since 2020, the median home price of $382,000 remains relatively affordable compared to other major cities.
The region's economic diversity, strong demographic growth, and robust post-pandemic recovery have contributed to its ranking as the top market for real estate investment and development. While challenges such as climate-related stress may arise in the future, experts predict that DFW's economic momentum will continue to drive growth.
DFW's five- and ten-year real estate returns are impressive, with nearly 8% annual performance – the best among Texas metro areas. The region's cost of living remains below that of other large US markets, making it a smart pick for families and companies alike. As the nation's real estate forecast is cautiously optimistic, DFW is poised to remain a top destination for investment and development in 2025.
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