Richardson Industrial Capital Market Report Mid-Year 2026 Between February 2026 and mid-year 2026, the Richardson industrial market tightened its investment story even as leasing fundamentals held their long-running pattern of scarcity. A single $59 million data-center sale gave the submarket its first confirmed sales volume of the year, cap rates
Outlying North Collin County stretches across the rural and exurban fringe of Collin County beyond the core McKinney, Allen, and Frisco corridor, taking in Prosper, Celina, Anna, Melissa, and Princeton. This is the first CoStar-sourced market report Metroport Commercial Group has produced for this submarket, using data as of mid-year
Plano Industrial Capital Market Report Mid-Year 2026 Plano’s industrial footprint centers on the intersection of North Central Expressway and President George Bush Turnpike, anchored by Texas Instruments’ and Qorvo’s semiconductor manufacturing campuses and a deep bench of flex buildings built originally for Telecom Corridor tenants. Frisco’s industrial footprint is limited
Mid Year 2026 Between January 2026 and mid-year 2026, the McKinney and Allen industrial markets held its footing rather than continuing to accelerate. Asset value kept climbing, sale pricing stayed firm, and leasing activity swung back into strongly positive territory after a soft stretch, even as cap rates ticked modestly
Q1 2026 Update: Metroport Commercial Group Released May 2026 Allen and McKinney added more than one million square feet of new industrial buildings in Q1 2026, one of the largest single‑quarter construction totals in the Dallas–Fort Worth region. Even with this level of new supply, companies continued moving into space,
