**Dallas Office Market Continues Upward Trajectory in Q3 2025**
Avison Young has released its Third Quarter 2025 Office Market Report for the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) region, highlighting continued growth and positive momentum across the metro’s office sector.
According to the report, the DFW office market remained on an upward trajectory in Q3 2025, with net absorption reaching 725,000 square feet for the quarter. This brings year-to-date net absorption to 1.6 million square feet. The growth was largely driven by strong demand for Class A assets, which accounted for 1.9 million square feet of absorption so far this year. High-demand submarkets including Uptown, Preston Center, and Far North Dallas saw the most significant activity, reflecting tenants’ growing preference for high-quality, amenity-rich workspaces that support workforce attraction and retention.
“Companies are doubling down on premium office environments to support culture, collaboration, and talent retention, and the DFW market is responding with resilience,” said Greg Langston, Principal and Managing Director at Avison Young.
Leasing activity also surged in the third quarter, totaling 4 million square feet—surpassing the five-year post-pandemic average. This brought the 2025 year-to-date leasing volume to 11.4 million square feet.
In addition, vacancy rates declined to 25.2%, the lowest level recorded in the last two and a half years, signaling strengthening fundamentals in the region’s office market.
Overall, the report suggests that Dallas-Fort Worth’s office sector is poised for continued recovery and growth, particularly in locations offering premium office environments.
