Dallas-Fort Worth leads the nation in hotel construction, with more than 170 projects totaling 20,000-plus rooms in the pipeline, according to a recent report from Lodging Econometrics.
The return of business travel and the growing popularity of DFW are two of the factors driving the construction boom, said Kate Pittman, vice president of Strategic Partnerships for Premier, which is developing In the interview that follows, Pittman expands on what is spurring the hotel construction boom in Dallas-Fort Worth.Business travel has now returned to pre-pandemic norms, especially here in Dallas-Fort Worth. DFW is very diversified in its business sector offerings. There are many large corporations that are already headquartered here and also are looking to move here to Dallas. There's a great cross-section of anything from banking, oil, development, technology and health care.
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Here's how Fort Worth's Panther Island project got to this point - Dallas Business JournalOnce finished, the project will open the development of over 800 acres connecting downtown, the Cultural District and the Fort Worth Stockyards. The area around Coyote Drive In, Panther Island Brewery, Paddock Viaduct Bridge, and the old La Grave Field is already one of my favorites. I hope they do justice to its weird decayed glory.
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