DFW Economic and Geographic Review October 16 2014
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Thanks to Mike Rosa for the fantastic presentation and access to his slides and notes. Also, big thanks to Sabrina Bell from Coldwell Banker for everything! Mike Rosa is Senior Vice President of Economic Development at the Dallas Regional Chamber and has led the economic development program since joining the DRC in December 2004.
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DFW Economic and Geographic Review October 16 2014
- 1. DFW Economy And Geography 2014 Fort Worth Dallas
- 3. Texas
- 4. Dallas Fort Worth Region
- 5. Population of Largest U.S. Metropolitan Regions 1990 1. New York 16.8 million 2. Los Angeles 11.3 million 3. Chicago 8.2 million 4. Philadelphia 5.4 million 5. Detroit 4.2 million 6. Boston 4.1 million 7. Washington D.C. 4.1 million 8. Miami 4.1 million 9. Dallas-Fort Worth 3.9 million 10. Houston 3.8 million
- 6. Population of Largest U.S. Metropolitan Regions 2013 1. New York 19.9 million 2. Los Angeles 13.1 million 3. Chicago 9.5 million 4. Dallas-Fort Worth 6.8 million 5. Houston 6.3 million 6. Philadelphia 6.0 million 7. Washington D.C. 5.9 million 8. Miami 5.8 million 9. Atlanta 5.5 million 10. Boston 4.7 million
- 7. Population of Largest Texas Metropolitan Regions DFW 6.8 million 26% of Texas Houston 6.3 million 24% of Texas Texas Population is San Antonio 2.2 million 8% of Texas 26.5 million Austin 1.9 million 7% of Texas
- 8. Strength of DFW Economy Gross Product in USD Top U.S. Metropolitan Areas Texas $1.46 trillion DFW $440 billion 30% of Texas For Job Growth in 2013 1. DFW 3.1% 2. Houston 2.8% 3. Atlanta 2.7% 4. Boston 2.1% 5. Miami 1.8% • Spain • Mexico • Netherlands • Saudi Arabia • Argentina • Poland • Belgium • Austria • UAE • South Africa • Singapore Dallas Fort Worth Is The Largest Texas Region For Manufacturing Jobs 34% High Tech Jobs 38%
- 9. Dallas Fort Worth Is A Global Trading Center Large Trading Partners (DFW total is $68.2b) China $27.0 billion 39.6% South Korea $7.1 billion 10.4% Japan $3.9 billion 5.7% Taiwan $3.0 billion 4.4% Canada $2.7 billion 4.0% United Kingdom $2.4 billion 3.5% Top Goods Exported From DFW Aircraft and Parts $7.3 billion Semiconductors $2.9 billion Communication Equipment $2.7 billion Motor Vehicles $2.3 billion Top Services Exported From DFW Financial $2.2 billion Air Transportation $1.7 billion Freight $1.7 billion Management $1.3 billion Information Technology $1.2 billion New Boeing 787 aircraft are painted in Fort Worth, including those for Hainan and China Southern Airlines.
- 10. Texas and DFW Business Climate
- 11. Texas and DFW Business Climate Right To Work State Low Workers’ Compensation Costs No State Income Tax Ranked by CEOs As A Top State For Business Central U.S. Location For One Day Access
- 12. Texas and DFW Business Climate Right To Work State Low Workers’ Compensation Costs No State Income Tax Ranked by CEOs As A Top State For Business Central U.S. Location For One Day Access
- 13. Texas and DFW Business Climate Right To Work State Low Workers’ Compensation Costs No State Income Tax Ranked by CEOs As A Top State For Business Central U.S. Location For One Day Access
- 14. Texas and DFW Business Climate Right To Work State Low Workers’ Compensation Costs No State Income Tax Ranked by CEOs As A Top 10 State For Business Central U.S. Location For One Day Access
- 15. Texas and DFW Business Climate Right To Work State Low Workers’ Compensation Costs No State Income Tax Ranked by CEOs As A Top 10 State For Business Central U.S. Location For One Day Access
- 16. Headquarters Move to DFW Recent Toyota USA Hilti North America Active Network Omnitracs
- 19. DFW A Top Corporation Location 804 Corporate Moves or Expansions In DFW Since 2009 Fort Worth Alcon Amazon BAE Systems Bell Helicopter Dannon General Motors GE Transportation Goodrich LG Electronics Miller Coors Q-Edge Radio Shack Dallas AT&T BMW Caterpillar Fluor L’Oreal Nissan NTT Data Quaker Oats Raytheon State Farm Toyota Trend Micro
- 20. U.S. and Global Direct Flights 177 U.S. Direct Flights 55 Global Direct Flights
- 21. Largest Global Airline Based in Fort Worth
- 22. Largest U.S. Airline Based in Dallas
- 23. Oil and Gas Basins and Plays
- 24. Flow of Goods Over U.S. Highways
- 25. Logistics A Major U.S. Logistics Hub
- 26. Commuter Rail in DFW
- 27. A Great and Affordable Quality of Life, Fine Schools and Universities, and Entrepreneurial Spirit Attracts Young and Talented People and Companies to DFW.
- 28. Sundance Square Fort Worth AT&T Stadium Arlington Fort Worth Stockyards
- 29. Kimbell Art Museum Fort Worth Perot Museum of Nature & Science Dallas Winspear Opera House Dallas
- 30. KlydeWarren Park Dallas Modern Art Museum Fort Worth Dallas Arboretum
- 31. DFW Economy And Geography 2014 Fort Worth Dallas