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Apartment project kicks off at downtown Dallas' Farmers Market Project Location

2016 GDP Rankings: Both DFW and Washington DC surpassed Houston in 2016. Nation's Top Five Largest Metros by GDP: (change from 2015) New York City - $1,657,457 ------ (+49,112) Los Angeles - $1,001,677 ------ (+38,219) Chicago - $651,222 ------ (+16,168) Dallas Fort Worth - $511,606 ------ (+18,558) Washington DC - $509,224 ------ (+15,573) Texas Metros by Largest GDP: (change from 2015) Dallas Fort Worth - $511,606 ------ (+18,558) Houston - $478,618 ------ (-18,090, second consecutive year of decline) Austin - $135,010 ------ (+7,427) San Antonio - $116,538 ------ (+4,367) El Paso - $28,644 ------ (+930) Beaumont - $24,875 ------ (-119) Midland - $24,224 ------ (-2,141) Corpus Christie - $22,403 ------ (-820) Killeen/Temple/Fort Hood - $17,676 ------ (+869) Tyler - $13,499 ------ (-134) Lubbock - $13,434 ------ (+526) Amarillo - $13,009 ------ (+184) Waco - $11,892 ------ (+593) Longview - $9,753 ------ (-742) B/CS - $9,520 ------ (-101) Odessa - $8,718 ------ (-1,439) Abilene - $6,752 ------ (-220) Wichita Falls - $6,164 ------ (-157) Texarkana - $5,298 ------ (+179) San Angelo - $4,839 ------ (-222) Victoria - $4,665 ------ (-527) Sherman/Denison - $4,292 ------ (+114) Texas Metros by Change in GDP: Dallas Fort Worth - $511,606 ------ (+18,558) Austin - $135,010 ------ (+7,427) San Antonio - $116,538 ------ (+4,367) El Paso - $28,644 ------ (+930) Killeen/Temple/Fort Hood - $17,676 ------ (+869) Waco - $11,892 ------ (+593) Lubbock - $13,434 ------ (+526) Amarillo - $13,009 ------ (+184) Texarkana - $5,298 ------ (+179) Sherman/Denison - $4,292 ------ (+114) B/CS - $9,520 ------ (-101) Beaumont - $24,875 ------ (-119) Tyler - $13,499 ------ (-134) Wichita Falls - $6,164 ------ (-157) Abilene - $6,752 ------ (-220) San Angelo - $4,839 ------ (-222) Victoria - $4,665 ------ (-527) Longview - $9,753 ------ (-742) Corpus Christie - $22,403 ------ (-820) Odessa - $8,718 ------ (-1,439) Midland - $24,224 ------ (-2,141) Houston - $478,618 ------ (-18,090, second consecutive year of decline)

2016 GDP Rankings: Both DFW and Washington DC surpassed Houston in 2016. Nation's Top Five Largest Metros by GDP: (change from 2015) New York City - $1,657,457 ------ (+49,112) Los Angeles - $1,001,677 ------ (+38,219) Chicago - $651,222 ------ (+16,168) Dallas Fort Worth - $511,606 ------ (+18,558) Washington DC - $509,224 ------ (+15,573) Texas Metros by Largest GDP: (change from 2015) Dallas Fort Worth - $511,606 ------ (+18,558) Houston - $478,618 ------ (-18,090, second consecutive year of decline) Austin - $135,010 ------ (+7,427) San Antonio - $116,538 ------ (+4,367) El Paso - $28,644 ------ (+930) Beaumont - $24,875 ------ (-119) Midland - $24,224 ------ (-2,141) Corpus Christi - $22,403 ------ (-820) Killeen/Temple/Fort Hood - $17,676 ------ (+869) Tyler - $13,499 ------ (-134) Lubbock - $13,434 ------ (+526) Amarillo - $13,009 ------ (+184) Waco - $11,892 ------ (+593) Longview - $9,753 ------ (-742) B/CS - $9,520 ------ (-101) Odessa - $8,718 ------ (-1,439) Abilene - $6,752 ------ (-220) Wichita Falls - $6,164 ------ (-157) Texarkana - $5,298 ------ (+179) San Angelo - $4,839 ------ (-222) Victoria - $4,665 ------ (-527) Sherman/Denison - $4,292 ------ (+114) Texas Metros by Change in GDP: Dallas Fort Worth - $511,606 ------ (+18,558) Austin - $135,010 ------ (+7,427) San Antonio - $116,538 ------ (+4,367) El Paso - $28,644 ------ (+930) Killeen/Temple/Fort Hood - $17,676 ------ (+869) Waco - $11,892 ------ (+593) Lubbock - $13,434 ------ (+526) Amarillo - $13,009 ------ (+184) Texarkana - $5,298 ------ (+179) Sherman/Denison - $4,292 ------ (+114) B/CS - $9,520 ------ (-101) Beaumont - $24,875 ------ (-119) Tyler - $13,499 ------ (-134) Wichita Falls - $6,164 ------ (-157) Abilene - $6,752 ------ (-220) San Angelo - $4,839 ------ (-222) Victoria - $4,665 ------ (-527) Longview - $9,753 ------ (-742) Corpus Christi - $22,403 ------ (-820) Odessa - $8,718 ------ (-1,439) Midland - $24,224 ------ (-2,141) Houston - $478,618 ------ (-18,090, second consecutive year of decline)

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