Former Sickies Garage Burger & Brews

Dallas, Texas The Dallas/Fort Worth MSA has a population base more than 7,600,000 residents and is the largest MSA in the South and fourth in the nation. Also known as “DFW” and “the Metroplex”, the MSA is located in the plains of North Texas and encompasses 13 counties. As the nation’s fasting growing metropolitan area, DFW seen strong corporate relocations and job gains continually drawing new residents to the region, which has added more than 100,000 more people since the COVID-19 pandemic; this was the largest increase in the country, according to the Census Bureau. It is projected that by year 2030, the DFW population will increase by an additional 37% to over 9,200,000 people. The Dallas/ Fort Worth area is 9,286 square miles making it larger in area than the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut combined. Dallas is the largest city in the MSA with a population over 1,300,000 residents. Suburban areas surround the MSA, most heavily to the north, with Arlington, Grand Prairie and Irving separating Dallas and Fort Worth by approximately 35 miles. Interstates 20, 30, 35 and 45 are its major arteries connecting it to all regions of the country. Superior growth along these routes has pushed the boundaries of the Dallas/Fort Worth MSA statistical area and allowed the metro area to be the preeminent distribution hub for the region. The region’s transportation network continues to evolve to meet the needs of a growing populace. Metro-area civic leaders are taking proactive steps to improve mobility. Additional tollway miles are planned, including the Trinity Parkway in Dallas and the extension of the Airport Freeway in Tarrant County. Public transportation is gaining more popularity. DART is the fifth-largest light rail in the country. The DART light rail system is expected to extend further into suburban Dallas, and Collin and Tarrant counties. The business community has easy connections to major commercial centers around the globe via Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, home to American Airlines, and Dallas Love Field, home to Southwest Airlines. Additionally, there are 13 smaller airports in the Metroplex and nine railroads. DFW is one of the few metro areas in the nation to host teams in all four major sports leagues. It is home to 14 four-year colleges and 15 two-year institutions. DFW continually ranks high as an affordable metro area, especially when compared to other large MSAs, with a cost of living index of 101. DFW has the 4th largest number of corporate headquarters in the nation and is home to 22 Fortune 500 companies, including 4 Global 500 companies, and 45 Fortune 1000 companies. DFW has capitalized on its central U.S. location, unparalleled transportation network, operating and living costs well below the national average, pro-business government, critical mass of existing corporate headquarters and offices, and favorable year-round climate.TREKTREK Investment Group is pleased to offer for lease Former Sickies Garage Burger & Brews