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Dallas-Fort Worth continues to lead economic and demographic growth in the United States. No other MSA in the country has added more jobs or people compared to Dallas in the last 4 years post pandemic. DFW ended the year slightly above the national average on employment growth. Financial activities jobs in the area are up 4% year over year and the DFW MSA added over 153,000 new residents, many finding jobs in a robust Healthcare and Government marketplaces. Companies continue to seek opportunity in the Dallas-Fort Worth MSA and relocating here due to the low cost of doing business and highly skilled labor force across various sectors. Recently, both Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo announced the construction of regional campuses, employing over 9000 jobs. Charles Schwab recently relocated their headquarters from San Francisco to the Westlake suburb in DFW, creating a 1.1m SF campus and 5,000 additional jobs starting in 2025. Corporate relocations have been essential for the underlying success of the metro area. Toyota recently moved its 2 million SF North American headquarters to Plano, bringing over 4,000 jobs. Other national leaders have relocated to the area as well in recent times, such as Caterpillar, AECOM, USAA, McKesson Corp, and more have found new homes in Dallas-Fort Worth, bringing more manufacturing, engineering, pharmaceutical and distribution centers to the economy. Coupled with existing companies such as, AT&T, 7-Eleven, JPMorgan Chase, and Fannie Mae as large existing employers, the DFW market will continue to thrive. Low costs of doing business, centrally located in the USA, and access to major transportation hubs will continue to seed growth and fuel demand for the economic competitiveness, as well as the residential and commercial real estate growth in the market.