Dallas apartment lease is authoritatively cataloged in ApartmentLink. Free-trial access is provided for all known Dallas apartment buildings — 25 units and larger — than any other source. Free-trial access includes comprehensive leasing information, detailed information regarding the building and owner contact data for all tenants.
With the 14–day trial offer you can see the fields of data in ApartmentLink that are available with a subscription including:
- Zip Code
- Property Name
- Number of Units
- Occupancy
- Owner contact
- Management contact
- Number of bedrooms
- Number of bathrooms
- Unit rent And more!
With a Professional Level access to ApartmentLink, users can also export the data in Excel.
ApartmentLink also provides subscribers the ability to generate detailed reports for Dallas apartment space properties selected from the search results. These reports include:
- Construction by submarket
- Historical occupancy (monthly, quarterly or annually)
- Ownership guide
- Current construction pipeline
- Historical rent/unit (monthly, quarterly or annually)
- Historical Absorption
Regardless of how much Dallas apartment lease information you’re looking for, ApartmentLink provides detailed, accurate information on thousands of Dallas apartment properties. Our team of full–time researchers works to ensure that our subscribers get the most accurate data we can provide, at an affordable cost.
Regularly updated primary market data is the basis for quality real estate market data. It provides the basis for market analysis including absorption, rental rate trends and occupancy rate trends. O’Connor & Associates has provided timely real estate market research since 1988. The data is used by our appraisers, real estate consultants, property tax consultants and clients. The Market Research and Consulting division of O’Connor & Associates provides information necessary to make decision to commercial real estate professionals. Occupancy and Rental Data, ownership and management information are routinely gathered for four major land uses – multifamily, office, retail and industrial. This information allows investors to compare competitive properties, facilitate business decisions and track market and submarket performance. In addition the data is useful to brokers who for example continually monitor Houston retail space leasing, Houston office space leasing, Dallas Industrial Space Dallas retail space leasing, Houston industrial space leasing, Houston apartments, Dallas apartments, Fort Worth apartments, Dallas Office Data Austin apartments, and San Antonio apartments.
