Examples of companies that make up these industries in the Dallas metroplex are AT&T, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, JP Morgan, Exxon Mobil, and FedEx.

Exxon has said hey are just find at 40bbl oil. 

Unless it gets horribly worst ie looks like the exxon valdez washed ashore on my driveway, no i prolly wont evict her.

"Because their tax bill would slash the tax rate for “C corporations” -- a business type that includes major, publicly traded companies like Exxon Mobil and General Electric Co. -- to 21 percent from 35 percent, the Republican tax writers have been under pressure to deliver comparable tax relief to pass-through businesses.The bill seeks to do that by setting up a 20 percent deduction on pass-through business income -- and making it available to both local pizza shop owners and major, nationwide businesses, all while setting up guardrails to prevent owners from mischaracterizing high-taxed wage income as lower-taxed business income.The deduction is broadly available to owners of pass-through entities up to an income threshold of $207,500 for singles and $415,000 for couples.

I get a few in that part of the world every year.Is your wife moving into the new Exxon campus?

Not sure if that is your demographic, but Orcale moved HDQ to Houston, you have med school there and MD Anderson and plenty of medical workers, big airline worker population, oil business great today, Exxon just moved HDQ there again, many other companies moving there. 

I did not know about the Exxon Mobile headquarters relocation.

Man it is a crazy market on this side of town with the Exxon headquarters increasing the values here rapidly.

There is job/population growth all over Houston, but a lot of activity in the north Houston suburbs (The Woodlands) fueled by a new Exxon campus.

And having Exxon HQ moving into town, this is just a clear booming on RE.