Impex Capital Group

The office sector is beginning to show real signs of stabilization. National availability has now declined for four consecutive quarters, pointing to a healthier balance between supply and demand. Forecasts for the second half of 2025 project nearly 25 million sq ft of positive absorption, a welcome shift after several challenging years.

In Dallas–Fort Worth, momentum is building—transaction volumes are up 14% year-over-year, with the Commercial Real Estate Activity Index at a three-year high, reflecting renewed confidence among investors and developers.

Meanwhile in Houston, leasing activity totaled 2.4 million sq ft in Q2 2025, bringing the year-to-date figure to 5.5 million sq ft. Nearly 41% of leases signed were under 10,000 sq ft, underscoring how small and mid-sized tenants are driving demand and reshaping the market with a focus on flexibility and growth.

At Impex Capital Group, we view these trends as clear signals of opportunity. Our focus remains on resilient, well-located assets across Texas—positioning our investors for long-term value and success.