The DFW industrial market is a “vital, sought-after logistics hub," Cushman & Wakefield analyst Christopher Grubbs says. And e-commerce is an “industrial bell cow” that shows how customers are buying goods.
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Transwestern Development Co. began construction of Cowtown Crossing, a 1.02 million-square-foot speculative industrial project in north Fort Worth, in January. The three-building logistics center is located at Highway 287 and Interstate 35W. [Image: Transwestern]
The Key Word for Dallas-Fort Worth Industrial Space Is ‘More’
by Lance Murray | Mar 2, 2022
More construction, more leasing, and more jobs.
The DFW industrial market is a “vital, sought-after logistics hub," Cushman & Wakefield analyst Christopher Grubbs says. And e-commerce is an “industrial bell cow” that shows how customers are buying goods.
The DFW industrial market is a “vital, sought-after logistics hub," Cushman & Wakefield analyst Christopher Grubbs says. And e-commerce is an “industrial bell cow” that shows how customers are buying goods.
![Brad Weber (left), co-chair of Troutman Pepper Locke’s Antitrust and AI Industry Groups, talks with Rebekah Chenelle, VP of Public Policy at the Dallas Regional Chamber, during a session on AI regulation at the 2025 Convergence AI Dallas conference [Photo: Joseph Haubert/Dallas Regional Chamber]](https://s24806.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Convergence2025_BradWeber-106A1976-JosephHaubert-970.jpg)
