DFW Industrial Submarkets
Eight corridors, and they’re not interchangeable. Here’s the full rundown on inventory, rate, absorption, and construction across each one, so you can see where your operation actually fits before you tour anything.
South Dallas / Dallas Logistics Hub
Home to the Dallas Inland Port - deep-bay, rail-served distribution space with direct access to BNSF and Union Pacific intermodal.
SH 360 / I-20Great Southwest / Arlington–Grand Prairie
DFW's original industrial core. Dense infill inventory between Dallas and Fort Worth with strong labor availability.
I-35W NorthAlliance / North Fort Worth
The region's build-to-suit epicenter - master-planned, rail-served, and built around AllianceTexas' inland port and cargo airport.
SH 121 / SH 114DFW Airport / Coppell–Grapevine–Las Colinas
Air-cargo-adjacent last-mile and e-commerce distribution space, minutes from DFW International.
I-35EStemmons Corridor / Trinity Industrial
Dallas's legacy industrial spine - infill flex and distribution space close to downtown and the Trinity rail yards.
I-30 EastMesquite / East Dallas
Growing e-commerce and last-mile hub with newer construction and easy access to the eastern Metroplex.
I-35E SouthLancaster / DeSoto
Emerging big-box distribution corridor south of Dallas with land available for large-footprint requirements.
I-30 / Miller RdGarland / Northeast Dallas
Established manufacturing and light-industrial base with a deep, experienced labor pool.