Flex Space Feasibility Study in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX Metro Area

How Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington ranks for flex space

Behind 45 SBA approvals worth $53.1 million between FY2017 and FY2026, Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX stands 2 of 312 among metro and micro areas. Counting flex space loans, Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington stands at 1.16x of the national share: Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington leans toward the class. Within Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington's own mix the class ranks 19 of 39, a mid-table class. Every project county in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington lies in TX.

In Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, the median loan is $999,000, while the central half spans $441,000 to $1.6 million. The local median is 1.67x the class median nationally, so Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington tickets run bigger. The program split is withheld for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington. Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington's split rests on thin counts; Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington blanks are not zeros. No franchise share is printed for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, as counts are thin, and Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington brand status stays open.

Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington holders and counties for flex space

Under 7(a) in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, the leading holders recorded are Enterprise Bank & Trust, 9 loans for $9.4 million. The 504 table for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington is empty. Every Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington row is an SBA record. Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington lenders hold or held these loans. The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington table describes files, not practices. Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington rows state no lender requirement. Across Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington counties, Dallas County, TX holds 17 loans; next come Tarrant County, TX (10), Collin County, TX (6) and Denton County, TX (6).

SBA prints these yearly approvals for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington: 7 loans and $8.2 million in FY2019, 9 loans and $16.1 million in FY2020, 16 loans and $17.9 million in FY2021 and 0 loans and $0 in FY2024. The remaining years stay blank under Loan Analytics' small-count rule, so the gaps mean unpublished, never zero. Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington's cancellation floor is not shown. Thin Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington cohorts leave no floor to print. For Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, no charge-off floor is printed. In Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, a thin cohort means unpublished. Counts for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington use federal lines from July 2023, with Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington loans placed by project county, and Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington omits unmatched counties. In Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, flex space cannot be told from office or retail lessors, because one code serves all of them, and the class nearly stops after FY2023, because SBA regards most lessor businesses as passive and ineligible from FY2024 on.

What a Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington flex space study must prove

Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington: this flex space record sets context; a study supplies proof. In Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, underwriters will ask the study to address whether office and retail comparisons mislead. The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington file should document tenant demand by submarket and bay size. For Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, the study should address parking and loading needs of tenants. Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington lenders need the study to show rents and vacancy from leasing evidence. Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington reviewers will check support for rents in net income. Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington work runs demand, cost, coverage, value. No Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington approval is promised here.