Dallas Morning News Appoints Nick Wooten as New Commercial Real Estate Reporter
October 24, 2025 - 19:50
Dallas Morning News has announced that Nick Wooten, who previously reported on residential real estate, will now take on the role of commercial real estate reporter. Wooten joined the publication in February 2024 and has quickly made a name for himself in the field.
Before his tenure at the Dallas Morning News, Wooten honed his investigative skills at Atlanta’s NBC affiliate 11Alive. There, he focused on significant stories, including the high-profile Fulton County criminal trial involving former President Donald Trump. His experience in investigative journalism has equipped him with a keen eye for detail and a commitment to uncovering the truth, making him a valuable addition to the commercial real estate beat.
As he transitions to this new role, Wooten is expected to bring fresh insights and in-depth analysis to the commercial real estate landscape in Dallas, a sector that continues to evolve rapidly. His expertise will likely enhance the publication's coverage of market trends, developments, and the overall economic impact of commercial properties in the region.
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