Commercial property in Southlake, TX
Southlake (Tarrant County, est. 1956) is a luxury suburban luxury-tier submarket of 32,000 residents with a +18% growth rate, 22/100 walk score, and a 30-min commute to downtown Dallas. Anchor employers like Sabre Corporation, Southlake Town Square (retail hub) drive daytime traffic. Search storefront leases, office space, retail buildings, and NNN deals across Southlake neighborhoods including Southlake Town Square, Timarron, Shady Oaks.
Southlake commercial market signals
County
Tarrant
Population
32,000
Median income
$215K
Population growth
+18%/yr
Walk score
22/100
Commute to downtown Dallas
30 min
Median rent (residential anchor)
$3200/mo
Top employers
2+
Estimated. Submarket cap-rate and per-sq-ft comps available on the property page after sign-in.
Why investors look at Southlake
- Anchor employers in Southlake include Sabre Corporation, Southlake Town Square (retail hub), driving daytime population and storefront foot traffic across Southlake Town Square and Timarron.
- Growth rate of +18%/yr with Carroll ISD feeding into the residential side - rental demand follows employer relocations into the city.
- Tarrant County tax records and FEMA flood polygons are pre-loaded on every TruReport property page - no separate ArcGIS lookup needed.
- Top home builders active in Southlake (Toll Brothers, Highland Homes, Shaddock Homes) signal where new commercial demand will follow.
- Cap-rate estimates and NNN-lease comps come from our DFW commercial submarket data layer, so you can compare Southlake against neighboring Tarrant County cities in seconds.
Compare Southlake to nearby cities
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