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Field Notes

A weekly briefing for investors tracking Texas multifamily. We surface the population trends, employer moves, new development, and policy shifts shaping Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio — so you can see where capital, jobs, and renters are heading before the broader market catches on.

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Week of November 2, 2026
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Population8.5M
Pop. Growth YoY+1.5%
Employer Growth YoY+1.0%

The DFW multifamily market is rebalancing as new supply deliveries decline sharply while robust long-term employment gains continue to support absorption and occupancy recovery.

Houston
Population7.9M
Pop. Growth YoY+1.6%
Employer Growth YoY+1.0%

Houston continues to lead the nation in total population growth while navigating a cooling labor market that saw a net loss of 7,300 jobs in September 2026.

Austin
Population2.65M
Pop. Growth YoY+2.2%
Employer Growth YoY+1.2%

The Austin MSA rental market remains soft with a 13.1% vacancy rate, while the broader regional economy shows signs of stabilization despite a recent cooling in nonfarm payroll growth.

San Antonio
Population2.7M
Pop. Growth YoY+1.2%
Employer Growth YoY+0.4%

San Antonio's labor market shows modest growth with a 0.4% year-over-year increase in nonfarm employment, reflecting a stable but cooling economic environment.

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