Tarrant County · Northwest DFW

    Commercial Real Estate in Southlake, TX

    Southlake is one of the most affluent trade areas in northwest DFW, and its commercial market reflects that: high-image office along SH 114 and destination retail anchored by Town Square, minutes from Flower Mound.

    Key Southlake corridors

    • SH 114
    • Southlake Town Square
    • FM 1709 (Southlake Boulevard)
    • Kimball Avenue
    • White Chapel Boulevard

    Property types we cover

    • Class A and boutique office
    • Upscale retail and restaurant
    • Medical and professional office
    • Investment property

    A high-image submarket

    Tenants choose Southlake when brand presentation matters — professional services, wealth management, medical and specialty retail dominate the tenant mix.

    That positioning comes with premium pricing and tighter availability, so timing and speed matter. Requirements that sit on the market often lose their first-choice space.

    Southlake versus Flower Mound

    Flower Mound frequently competes for the same tenants with more available land, a broader range of building types and a Denton County location that opens up different corridors.

    We regularly run side-by-side comparisons of Southlake and Flower Mound options so clients can see the real cost difference across rent, parking, buildout allowance and drive time.

    Southlake commercial real estate FAQs

    Is office space in Southlake more expensive than nearby cities?

    Southlake generally prices at the upper end of the northwest DFW submarkets because of its image, trade-area demographics and SH 114 access. We can show you where comparable Flower Mound or Grapevine options land for the same requirement.

    Do you represent tenants in Southlake Town Square?

    Yes. We represent office and retail tenants throughout Southlake, including Town Square and the surrounding SH 114 and FM 1709 corridors.

    Looking at Southlake, TX?

    Call for a current comp set and available options in Southlake and the surrounding northwest DFW submarkets.