KEY FACTS AND FIGURES
EXPLORE
DALLAS BY
THE NUMBERS
What’s behind our dynamic growth and vibrant culture? These facts, figures, and statistics paint a vivid picture of Dallas’ strengths: a robust and educated workforce, solid economic fundamentals, diverse demographics, a competitive real estate market, flourishing global trade, and an attractive cost of living.
Real Estate - A Strategic Relocation Choice
Dallas real estate holds its value even amidst global economic fluctuations, a resilience that stems from a lower cost of living and a diverse economic landscape, setting Dallas apart from other major metros. Every real estate dollar stretches further in Dallas — ensuring more space, comfort, and options. Our thriving real estate market makes Dallas a strategic destination for companies seeking to relocate.
Most
preferred
market
in the U.S. for real estate investment
$8.8B
·#1 in U.S. in industrial real estate
development
200M
Sq-ft retail inventory with
94%
occupancy
Median Sale Price of Existing Single-Family Homes – 2026
The Dallas-Fort Worth housing market continues to demonstrate long-term stability, with home values remaining competitive compared to many major U.S. metropolitan areas. As housing inventory has improved, price growth has moderated, creating greater opportunities for homebuyers while preserving the region’s long-term investment appeal.
Median Existing Single-Family Home Price: Approximately $415,000 (May 2026)
Annual Price Change: +2.2%
Source: Texas REALTORS®, NTREIS, National Association of Realtors, 2026
FHFA House Price Index – 2026
The FHFA House Price Index, drawing on data from FaThe Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) House Price Index indicates that home price appreciation in the Dallas-Fort Worth region has moderated relative to many U.S. markets. This more balanced pace of growth reflects increased housing supply and continued affordability, supporting sustainable long-term residential investment.nnie Mae and Freddie Mac, reflects a diverging trend: housing prices are increasing faster in the U.S. than they are in the DFW area, which saw a modest increase of 0.6%, compared to a 3.0% rise nationally last year.
Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), 2026