Downtown Dallas skyline seen from Reunion Tower, September 2025

Real estate marketing agency in Dallas-Fort Worth

Launch systems, lease-up programs, film and AI search for Dallas-Fort Worth developers, architecture firms and builders, from one in-house team.

  • 8,477,157residents in the metro, July 2025
  • +123,557in one year, the second-largest gain of any U.S. metro
  • +44%Kaufman County since 2020, the fastest in the metro

Photo: downtown Dallas from Reunion Tower, September 2025, by IcedCowboyCoffee, Wikimedia Commons, public domain (CC0). Figures: U.S. Census Bureau.

Where Dallas-Fort Worth is growing

The 11 counties of the metro, colored by Census data. The growth is in the ring around the two cities, which is where buyers, renters and new projects are going.

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+2%+44%
Collin County
+21.7%
Residents, July 20251,297,179
Added in the last year+42,966
Growth since 2020+21.7%

Collin County gained 24,102 residents from moves within the US last year, plus +11,749 from abroad and +7,355 from births over deaths.

  • Kaufman+44%
  • Rockwall+30.5%
  • Ellis+25.2%
  • Parker+24.6%
  • Hunt+23.4%
  • Wise+22.1%
  • Collin+21.7%
  • Johnson+21.1%
  • Denton+18%
  • Tarrant+6.5%
  • Dallas+1.9%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 county population estimates, released March 2026; county shapes from Census cartographic boundary files. "Last year" is July 2024 to July 2025.

The Dallas market in 2026

10,800+

apartments absorbed in Q2 2026, the strongest quarter since 2021.

Cushman & Wakefield
30,246

apartment units under construction, down 21.3% in a year.

Cushman & Wakefield
$1,470

average effective rent, still 2.8% below a year earlier.

Cushman & Wakefield
6 July 2026

the Texas Stock Exchange began trading from Dallas.

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TERAMOK in Dallas-Fort Worth, by what you are building

How a Dallas engagement runs

  1. 01

    Submarket read

    Where the project sits against supply, rents or pricing in its submarket, from Uptown to Celina.

  2. 02

    Position

    The reason a buyer, renter or client chooses this project over the one down the road.

  3. 03

    Build

    Brand, website, film and listings from one team, shot on location by our own crew.

  4. 04

    Run and report

    Campaigns, search and AI visibility, reported against signed contracts, leases or bids.

Results with dates, from our other markets

  • 22 of 48units reserved before groundbreaking on a Chicago launch
  • +880.7%active users year over year for a Chicago pre-lease brand
  • 104leads on about $1,000 of media in 28 days for a 44-unit Miami project
See the results ledger
In Dallas the question is not whether demand is there. It is why a buyer drives past four new projects to choose yours. That reason is what we build.
Kirill Samarits, Founder and CEO, TERAMOK

We do not have a Dallas office or a published Dallas client yet. Dallas results will be added as they clear for publication.

Questions Dallas developers and firms ask before hiring an agency

What does a real estate marketing agency in Dallas do?

It turns a project or firm into signed contracts, leases or bids: positioning against the submarket, brand, launch website, film and photography, paid campaigns, search and AI search, and reporting against sales or leasing. TERAMOK does all of it with one in-house team for developers, multifamily owners, architecture firms and builders.

How fast is Dallas-Fort Worth growing?

The metro reached 8,477,157 residents in July 2025 after adding 123,557 in a year, the second-largest gain of any U.S. metro, and Collin County's gain of 42,966 was second among all U.S. counties, per the U.S. Census Bureau's March 2026 release. The Census Bureau also counts about 270,000 net domestic migrants into the metro from 2020 to 2025.

Which parts of Dallas-Fort Worth are growing fastest?

The ring around the two cities. Since 2020, Kaufman County grew 44%, Rockwall 30.5%, Ellis 25.2% and Parker 24.6%, and Collin added the most residents last year, 42,966. Dallas County was nearly flat, down 2,616: it lost 46,226 residents to moves within the US, while arrivals from abroad and births made up most of the difference, per the U.S. Census Bureau's Vintage 2025 estimates.

Is the Dallas apartment market oversupplied in 2026?

It is absorbing. Apartments absorbed more than 10,800 units in the second quarter of 2026, the strongest quarter since 2021, while units under construction fell 21.3% to 30,246, per Cushman & Wakefield. Effective rent was $1,470, still 2.8% below a year earlier, and the Dallas Fed ranks Dallas second only to Austin for rent concessions in Texas. New buildings are leasing, but the marketing has to beat concessions.

Would you market a Celina community the same way as an Uptown tower?

No. Northern suburb buyers weigh price, schools, commute and builder incentives across many communities. Uptown buyers compare buildings on service, finish and address. Creative, media and search pages are planned separately for each.

What big projects are changing Dallas?

The Texas Stock Exchange began trading from Dallas on 6 July 2026; Goldman Sachs' campus near Victory Park, for more than 5,000 employees, topped out in November 2025; the $3.3 billion rebuild of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center began demolition in March 2026; the DART Silver Line opened in October 2025; and the Mavericks chose the former Valley View Mall site for a new arena in June 2026.

Do you have a Dallas office or Dallas clients?

TERAMOK is headquartered in Chicago and serves Dallas-Fort Worth nationally, with our own crew flying in for production. We do not have a Dallas office or a published Dallas client yet, and we will not imply otherwise. The results on this page come from Chicago and Miami, each dated on the results ledger.

What does it cost?

The same published rate sheet as every market: launch websites from $25,000, cinema production from $15,000 and presale or lease-up retainers of $8,000 to $25,000 per month, all on the published rate sheet, with media paid directly to the platforms at no markup. Travel for Dallas production trips is scoped before contract.

Building in Dallas-Fort Worth?

Send the project, the county and the timeline. We come back with a submarket read and a plan priced from the published rate sheet.

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