Dallas Fort Worth

Chart of the week: December 16, 2013

Dallas North Tollway extensions pave way for continued suburban office growth
Office Inventory (millions of SF) 45.0 40.0 35.0 30.0 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 Extension from LBJ Freeway to Briargrove Lane Extension from State Hwy 121 to State Hwy 380 Extension from Headquarters Drive to State Hwy 121

Class A & B multi-tenant & owneroccupied office development flanking the Dallas North Tollway corridor
Extension from Briargrove to Headquarters Drive

State Hwy 121 between McKinney & Lewisville completed

President George Bush Turnpike completed

Forest to Spring Valley (LBJ Intersection) Frankford to West Park (Pres. Geo Bush Intersection)

Spring Valley to Arapaho West Park to SH 121 (Legacy Area)

Arapaho to Frankford SH 121 to Main Street (Stonebriar Mall &Frisco)

In 1968, the Dallas North Tollway opened. It provided interstate access from downtown to what is today, Dallas close-in northern suburbs (ending at Royal Lane). The Tollway has been a critical infrastructure improvement that has dramatically shaped Dallas developed landscape. In the early 1980s, the office inventory north of Forest Lane totaled 7 million SF. Since then, more than 200 office buildings have been delivered, adding 40 million SF of multi-tenant and owneroccupied space.
Source: Jones Lang LaSalle Research
http://www.joneslanglasalle.com/Dallas/en-us/Pages/Research.aspx