Dallas Market Growth in June 2025

Dallas-Fort Worth’s Economic Surge: May 2025 Momentum

June 2025 continued to affirm Dallas-Fort Worth’s status as one of the country’s top relocation destinations for corporate headquarters. In a headline-making move, a major haircare company announced plans to relocate its headquarters from California to DFW, citing the region’s business-friendly climate, lower taxes, and access to supply chain infrastructure. “This investment brings not only new jobs and economic development but also increased visibility to Wilmer as a destination for major industry,” Mayor Sheila Petta said in a statement. (The Dallas Morning News)

Also, this month, Encore Enterprises, a diversified real estate and investment firm, announced it would move its headquarters from Plano to Dallas, placing its executive team closer to the region’s financial core. “Dallas pride runs deep in the heart of Encore Enterprises, where for 26 years we’ve called this thriving metroplex home,” CEO Bharat Sangani said in a statement. “With the acquisition … we cement our future in one of the strongest performing economies in the nation while also helping reinvigorate Dallas’ tough office market. (Dallas Business Journal)

These moves reflect a growing trend: high-growth companies across sectors are choosing DFW as their launchpad for national expansion and talent acquisition further reinforcing the region’s status as a corporate powerhouse.

Semiconductor Supercharge: $60 Billion Commitment from Texas Instruments

As part of its historic $60 billion investment in semiconductor manufacturing, Texas Instruments (TI) is expanding not only in Sherman but also deepening its presence in Richardson, one of the key technology corridors within Dallas-Fort Worth. This expansion reinforces Richardson’s role as a vital hub in TI’s broader production and R&D ecosystem.

According to the Dallas Business Journal, “TI is building dependable, low-cost 300mm capacity at scale to deliver the analog and embedded processing chips that are vital for nearly every type of electronic system,” Haviv Ilan, president and CEO of Texas Instruments, said in a statement. “Leading U.S. companies such as Apple, Ford, Medtronic, NVIDIA and SpaceX rely on TI’s world-class technology and manufacturing expertise, and we are honored to work alongside them and the U.S. government to unleash what’s next in American innovation.” (Dallas Business Journal)

This renewed focus on Richardson not only enhances TI’s operational footprint in the city but also strengthens local talent demand, engineering partnerships, and the city’s reputation as a semiconductor innovation hub in Texas.

Fort Worth’s Investment Boom Continues

June 2025 marked a pivotal month for Fort Worth, as the city secured a series of high-impact investments across real estate, technology, and logistics cementing its emergence as a major economic force in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

Larkspur Capital, in partnership with billionaire investor Robert Bass, announced plans for a $1.7 billion mixed-use development spanning 80 acres just east of downtown Fort Worth. The massive project will include thousands of residential units, commercial spaces, and green infrastructure aimed at transforming an underutilized corridor into a walkable, transit-friendly urban district. According to Dallas Business Journal, “Fort Worth Economic Development Manager Michael Hennig told council on June 17 the development prioritizes a “pedestrian-oriented environment” that is distinct from other areas. While showing new renderings, Hennig also noted the development would be one of the first mass timber developments in Fort Worth — a construction technique that uses engineered wood and can be found in nearby Frisco. (Dallas Business Journal)

Meanwhile, a global tech company is proposing a $687 million investment in Fort Worth, which would bring 800 new jobs to the area. Though the company has not yet been publicly named, Fort Worth Star reports that the city is competing aggressively to finalize the deal, which would be one of the largest job-creating projects in the metro this year: “The facilities could add 888 full-time jobs with minimum average salaries of $63,000 by the end of 2026”. (Fort Worth Star)

Fort Worth’s industrial economy also gained steam as Majestic Realty Co. and Hickman Companies signed a long-term lease with one of the nation’s largest third-party logistics (3PL) operators at the Fort Worth South Business Park. This lease reflects strong demand for large-scale logistics facilities and reinforces Fort Worth’s role in national supply chains. “Working collaboratively with our partners at Hickman Companies, we continue to focus our development out in front of the market to deliver the product size, amenities and timing that high quality, high credit tenants like NFI are looking for as they grow their business,” said Majestic Realty Co. Senior Vice President Kyle Valley. “We’re incredibly pleased to expand our relationship with a respected operator and partner like NFI as we welcome them to our park.” (

These developments, spanning residential, tech, and logistics, underscore Fort Worth’s expanding influence as a destination for innovation, capital, and large-scale development.

Financial, Retail, and Hospitality Growth Across DFW

Dallas-Fort Worth’s position as a national economic hub was further solidified in June with new developments in finance, retail, and hospitality.

In financial services, Scotiabank, one of Canada’s largest international banks, is reportedly exploring plans to open a major office in Dallas, according to Dallas Business Journal sources. While details remain confidential, the move would mark a significant addition to the city’s growing roster of global financial institutions. “”In recent years, Uptown has solidified its status as the Dallas financial epicenter, attracting major players like Goldman Sachs and Invesco, signaling an ongoing shift from the [Central Business District],” Steve Triolet, senior vice president of research at real estate firm Partners, said (Dallas Business Journal)

In the real estate and investment sector, NYSE Texas secured a 28,000-square-foot office lease at Old Parkland in Dallas, according to WFAA. The historic and high-profile campus is a symbol of prestige in Dallas business, and NYSE’s arrival adds to its significance. “Intercontinental Exchange Inc. (NYSE: ICE), the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, in February announced plans for NYSE Texas in another sign of the “Y’all Street” wave washing over Dallas-Fort Worth. The exchange has been quickly adding listings as it looks to get ahead of competition from Nasdaq and the planned Texas Stock Exchange. (WFAA)

Meanwhile, in the hospitality and dining space, the founders of Sprinkles Cupcakes are bringing their upscale pizza concept Pizzana to North Dallas, marking the brand’s Texas debut. Known for its chef-driven menu and modern twist on traditional Neapolitan pizza, Pizzana’s arrival signals Dallas’s evolution into a test market for celebrity-backed, experiential dining concepts.(Dallas Business Journal)

These announcements highlight how DFW continues to attract world-class brands, financial institutions, and cultural icons fueling consumer demand and reinforcing the metro’s national appeal across multiple lifestyle sectors.

DFW’s National Recognition on the Fortune 500

Dallas-Fort Worth’s reputation as a powerhouse for business was further validated in June 2025 with multiple companies headquartered in the metro area earning spots on the latest Fortune 500 list. The rankings reflect the strength and diversity of DFW’s corporate ecosystem, with representation across industries including energy, telecommunications, transportation, finance, and food distribution.

According to WFAA, companies such as AT&T, Energy Transfer, American Airlines, McKesson, and Southwest Airlines were among those recognized, collectively contributing billions to the regional economy and employing tens of thousands. This recognition not only highlights the region’s competitive advantage in attracting and retaining corporate giants but also affirms its long-standing position as one of the top three metros nationwide for Fortune 500 headquarters (

Conclusion: Dallas Keeps Building Big

June 2025 reaffirmed what industry leaders and investors already know Dallas-Fort Worth isn’t just growing, it’s building at scale. With landmark moves like Texas Instruments’ $60 billion semiconductor investment, new corporate headquarters relocations, a surge of retail and culinary expansion, and DFW firms earning national recognition on the Fortune 500, the region continues to outpace peers in growth, innovation, and economic resilience. Whether it’s Fort Worth’s multi-billion-dollar real estate projects or Richardson’s role in advanced chip manufacturing, DFW is proving its position as a national anchor for business, talent, and long-term investment

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