Addison and Las Colinas sit north of the LBJ corridor and often appear together on DFW shortlists. Both trade at a discount to premium Uptown-district pricing in many cycles, but they are different products: Addison is a compact, amenity-dense town with a strong retail and restaurant overlay; Las Colinas is a larger planned district with more contiguous floorplates and airport adjacency.
Addison (market notes): Dense restaurant and service retail along the Dallas North Tollway corridor; mid-size commercial inventory; strong evening trade. Best understood as a retail/service destination first. See our Addison commercial real estate page and the Addison retail market guide for tenants.
Las Colinas (market notes): Larger campus-style inventory, DFW Airport proximity, and more contiguous blocks — useful orientation when comparing northern DFW submarkets on a map, not as an office placement pitch from Core CRE.
How to use this comparison: Map where your team and customers actually are, then decide whether Addison’s retail/service fabric or Las Colinas’s larger floorplates fit the operation. Core CRE’s tenant-representation focus is retail and industrial — primarily Houston — with DFW context available through the Dallas metro overview.
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