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Dallas, TX Insightsas of Oct 2026
Population size
1.3 M People
Population growth
0.4%
Age distribution
0-14: 22%
15-24: 15%
25-44: 35%
45-64: 18%
65+: 10% percent
15-24: 15%
25-44: 35%
45-64: 18%
65+: 10% percent
Household size
2.6 People
Household composition
Families: 60%
Non-families: 40%; Married couples: 40%
Single parent: 20%
Other: 40% percent
Non-families: 40%; Married couples: 40%
Single parent: 20%
Other: 40% percent
Education level
High school or higher: 85%
Bachelor's or higher: 35% percent
Bachelor's or higher: 35% percent
Median household income
65,000 USD/year
Employment rate
62 %
Job growth
2.5 %
Dominant industries
Professional services, finance, technology, healthcare, retail
Cost of living index
95
Retail sales per capita
12,500 USD/year
Disposable income
48,000 USD/year
Spending behavior by category - apparel, dining, electronics
Apparel: 5%, Dining: 8%, Electronics: 6% of total consumer spending percent
Existing retail mix
Diverse mix including big-box, department stores, specialty shops, luxury boutiques, and grocery anchors
Number of competitors
4,200 retail establishments
Market saturation
Moderate to high, especially in suburban malls
Presence of anchor tenants
Yes, major anchors like Macy's, Nordstrom, Walmart in key locations
Foot traffic from nearby businesses
High, influenced by offices, hotels, and entertainment
Rent costs
27 USD/sqm/month
Property values
5,000 USD/sqm
Zoning laws
Commercial zoning allows mixed-use; restrictions on big-box in urban core
Business permits
Required; processing time 4-6 weeks
Availability of retail space
15 SQM
Proximity to major roads
High; most retail near I-35, I-20, US-75
Public transportation access
Good; DART rail serves key retail nodes
Parking availability
Abundant in suburban centers; structured in urban
Pedestrian traffic
50,000 people/day
Vehicle traffic
250,000 vehicles/day on major routes
Public transport accessibility
80 percent coverage
Commute times
26 minutes
Work patterns
Hybrid: 40%, Office: 50%, Remote: 10% percent
Shopping preferences
Convenience-driven; favors omnichannel and experiential retail
Brand affinity
High for luxury like Neiman Marcus and local brands
Consumer loyalty
Strong via rewards programs; 70% repeat customers percent
Entertainment and leisure trends
Sports events, dining, outdoor activities on rise
Crime statistics
Violent: 7.5, Property: 32 per 1,000 residents crimes per 1,000
Shoplifting rates
1.8 percent of sales
Public safety measures
Enhanced surveillance, community policing in retail zones
Tourist spending
6,200,000,000 USD/year
Tourist footfall
27,000,000 visitors/year
Major local events
State Fair of Texas, Dallas Cowboys games, Art & Wine Festival
Seasonal attractions
Holiday lights, summer music series, fall fairs
E-commerce penetration
28 %
Click-and-collect adoption
45 %
Local preference for in-store shopping
55 %
Total retail space
9,300,000 sqm
Retail space per capita
7 SQM
Projected growth in retail space
2.5 %
Retail leakage rate
12 %
Sustainable retail demand
Growing for green and ethical brands
Major upcoming retail projects
Victory Park expansions, new lifestyle centers in suburbs
Grocery market share distribution - Top 3 retailers & market share
Walmart: 25%, Kroger: 22%, Albertsons: 12% percent
Consumer spending patterns
Shift towards essentials and experiences post-pandemic
Grocery expenditure trends
4.2 percent/year
Luxury retail performance
Robust growth at 5% annually percent
Top mall shopping preferences
NorthPark Center, Galleria Dallas, The Shops at Legacy
Shopping trips to other cities - % of residents
8 percent
Key drivers for mall visits
Dining, entertainment, sales events
Preferred brand categories - Luxury fashion, Value fashion, etc.
Luxury fashion: 18%, Value fashion: 28%, Electronics: 12%, Home goods: 15% percent
Number of existing malls
18
Total retail footfall - annual visits across malls
120,000,000 sqm
Retail market gaps
Needs more experiential and health-focused retail
Trade area population
1,337,000 people
Retail potential in catchment area
High, supported by income growth
Projected retail growth rate
3.8 %
Preferred mall layouts
Lifestyle open-air over traditional enclosed
Public transport access
DART light rail and buses to 80% of retail sites
Walkability score
42
Road infrastructure & car access
Extensive highway network; car-dependent
Parking capacity in comparable malls
12,000 spaces
Surrounding land use & future developments
Urban mixed-use with residential growth; new transit-oriented projects
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Dallas, TX at a Glance
- Total Properties6
- CountryUnited States
