Grapevine commercial
real estate, by the
building and the number.
A working reference for the Grapevine, Texas CRE market — current office rents and vacancy, the city's largest single assets, recent notable trades, and the submarket structure across Keller, Grapevine, and Southlake. Every figure is sourced.
The assets that define the skyline.
Grapevine's CRE inventory is anchored by hospitality, retail, and the southern footprint of DFW Airport. The six properties below set the benchmark for scale, traffic, and capital weight in the trade area.
- 01
Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center
1,814 rooms · 4.5-acre glass atrium · ~490,000 sf of meeting spaceThe largest single CRE asset in Grapevine and the second-largest non-gaming hotel in Texas. Owned by Ryman Hospitality Properties (NYSE: RHP); a $120M expansion completed in 2018 added the 86,000 sf Cypress Ballroom and 303 additional rooms. Built on a 75-acre site overlooking Lake Grapevine.
Source: Ryman Hospitality SEC 8-K · gaylordhotels.com → - 02
Grapevine Mills
1.6M sf super-regional outlet & value retail · 180+ storesOpened 1997 by Mills Corporation; acquired by Simon Property Group in 2007. Anchor tenants include Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, Burlington, Marshalls, AMC 30, LEGOLAND Discovery Center, and SEA LIFE Aquarium. One of the top-trafficked malls in Texas with ~17M annual visits.
Source: Simon Property Group → - 03
Great Wolf Lodge Grapevine
605 suites · 80,000 sf indoor waterparkOpened 2007 as the chain's first Texas location on a 31-acre site near Grapevine Mills. The waterpark is kept at 84°F year-round. Operated by Great Wolf Resorts (owned by Blackstone).
Source: Great Wolf Resorts → - 04
Embassy Suites by Hilton Grapevine DFW Airport North
329 all-suite rooms · 38,000 sf of meeting spaceOne of the largest Embassy Suites in the Hilton portfolio. Sits on SH 114 just west of the DFW Airport north entrance, capturing both convention overflow from the Gaylord and direct airport business travel.
Source: Hilton → - 05
DFW International Airport — Terminal A (south)
5th-busiest airport in the world · ~88M passengers (2024)The southern portion of DFW Airport's footprint, including parts of Terminal A and significant cargo/ground-support real estate, sits inside Grapevine city limits — making the airport itself the city's largest single landowner and CRE driver. DFW spans 17,207 acres total (larger than Manhattan).
Source: DFW International Airport → - 06
Glade Parks
~700,000 sf mixed-use power center along SH 121Developed by Trademark Property Company on ~83 acres. Tenants include Costco, At Home, Nordstrom Rack, REI, Total Wine & More, Burlington, and a 14-screen AMC. Sits at the SH 121 / Glade Road interchange — the eastern gateway to Grapevine's retail core.
Source: Trademark Property →
Notable transactions.
- Grapevine Centre — 85,421 sf retailVision Commercial Real Estate
- Multi-tenant shopping center sold December 2024Shopping Center Business →
- Office building near DFW Airport — 25,062 sfPartners Real Estate
- Class B office building sold June 2025REBusinessOnline →
- Office building — 25,133 sfColliers
- Suburban office trade closed August 2021REBusinessOnline →
Three distinct trade areas.
Tourism + airport + retail. Anchored by Grapevine Mills, Gaylord Texan, Historic Main Street, and the DFW Airport border. Strongest retail and hospitality demand of the three submarkets.
Affluent residential community of ~47,000 northwest of Grapevine. Retail demand driven by household income (median $130k+) and steady population growth along US-377 and Keller Parkway.
Highest-income submarket in the trade area. Town Square — a 130-acre mixed-use lifestyle center — sets the retail benchmark. Office demand concentrated along SH 114 and Kirkwood Boulevard.
The places people drive to.
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