- Goldman Sachs plans to develop a new regional campus in Dallas, making it the firm’s largest US hub outside New York.
- Texas is attracting high-profile dealmakers and industry giants, as firms and their executives relocate from higher-cost states.
- The burst of activity is giving fresh prominence to a former regional banking capital.
- Employment in the finance and insurance industry has grown 33% over the last decade in the Dallas metro.
- Post-pandemic return-to-office levels are significantly higher in Texas cities than on the East Coast or in California.
Goldman Sachs Descends on Dallas in Wall Street's Latest Move West
The number of Dallas finance jobs has surged 33% in the past decade, more than double the national average
