US Freedom Capital Blog

The Dallas area is continuing to draw healthy interest from companies outside North Texas. More than 30 companies from outside area are currently considering a relocation or expansion in the area, according to Darren Grubb, spokesman for the Dallas Regional Chamber. That follows a strong season for ... Read More

Topics: jobs, Migration, Dallas, Employment, Business, D-FW, Business Friendly, Relocation, Fort Worth, Expansion, North Texas, Companies

Dallas-Fort Worth has become a magnet for millennial migration in the years since the Great Recession, according to a new Brookings Institution report, even as efforts to lure the heavily sought demographic intensify. Growing companies — especially tech firms — put a premium on the number of ... Read More

Topics: jobs, Migration, Texas, Dallas, New York, Employment, Business, D-FW, Business Friendly, Texas Economy, Los Angeles, Houston

US Freedom Capital Investment Outlook December 2018 Read More

Topics: USA, Taxes, Texas, Dallas, real estate, Employment, US, Equity, volatility, Fort Worth, United States, VIX, US Economy, Texas Economy

In a move that helps reverse the outflow of jobs from downtown Fort Worth, Freese and Nichols announced Tuesday that it’s moving its headquarters back to the city’s central business district Read More

Topics: Migration, Texas, Employment, Job, Business, Business Friendly, Relocation, Fort Worth, Job Creation

A global medical technologies company is relocating its corporate headquarters from California to North Texas. The latest in a steady stream of moves from California to Texas, DJO plans to move its operations from San Diego to Lewisville within the first few months of 2019, according to a release. ... Read More

Topics: jobs, Texas, Dallas, economy, Employment, Growth

The Dallas–Fort Worth economy continues to expand. The June jobs report indicated employment growth moderated, with DFW adding jobs at the slowest pace so far this year. Overall, the DFW economy remains strong, with 3.2 percent annualized job growth year to date. The unemployment rate ticked up in ... Read More

Topics: Texas, Dallas, economy, Employment

Don't mess with Texas. It's a global oil superpower. The shale oil boom has brought a gold rush mentality to the Lone Star State, which is home to not one but two massive oilfields. Read More

Topics: Texas, Oil, Employment, OPEC, Job, Labour, Superpower

The Dallas–Fort Worth economy continued to expand at a torrid pace. The May jobs report showed the metro area growing at a 3.7 percent annualized rate in the first five months of the year, adding a total of 55,500 net new jobs. The unemployment rate remained near record lows, and the Dallas and ... Read More

Topics: jobs, Texas, Dallas, economy, real estate, Employment, housing

The current real estate cycle is now well past middle age. Analysts are pondering the life expectancy for North Texas' building boom. By now in most building cycles, it's typically time for overbuilding. So far there's no sign of a glut building in Dallas-Fort Worth's development sector. "With D-FW ... Read More

Topics: jobs, EB-5, real estate, Employment