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Dallas-Fort Worth is one of the nation's busiest regions for business thanks to its low cost of living, business-friendly environment, and strong base of well-educated and skilled employees. Additionally, DFW is literally in the middle of things, located in the heart of the southern United States and with access to both U.S. and international markets through its transportation network.
This comprehensive market facts guide from the Dallas Regional Chamber will help you and your company connect to regional opportunities. It includes proprietary information from the DRC research team and is the region's leading resource for businesses looking to relocate or expand to Dallas-Fort Worth.
This guide covers in detail all aspects of the region's economy, from connectivity and talent to industry and innovation. Discover why DFW is consistently ranked as a top place to work, live, and invest, and explore the vibrant lifestyle that sets this area apart.
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The Dallas Regional Chamber is one of the nation's most established business organizations, a voice for business and a champion of regional economic development and growth. Their research team is compiling data and resources to help you make informed decisions about where to grow. Business tools include business cost calculators, important contacts, and more.
DRC earned the title of “No. 1”. Recognized as National of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce Executives Association and named “His One Team in the Land.” In partnership with DRC, we leverage our extensive network of business leaders, government officials, and economic development experts to drive growth and prosperity in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.
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