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Walmart's new high-tech perishable distribution center in Lancaster [Photo: Business Wire]
Walmart Opens High‑Tech Perishable Distribution Center South of Dallas
by Lance Murray | Jul 16, 2024
Located 15 miles south of Dallas in Lancaster, the new 730,000-SF center is Walmart’s second in the city, following the 2023 opening of a 1.5-million-SF next-generation fulfillment center that's brought "people, technology, and machine learning together."
by Lance Murray |
Jan 25, 2023
RJW Logistics Group Inc., a leading provider of retail logistics solutions for consumer-packaged goods, is leasing 600,000 square feet at Mesquite's new Alcott Logistics Station and expects to bring over 200 jobs to the region.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jan 17, 2023
Crow Holdings plans to break ground February 1 on a $41 million logistics hub at 4661 Lawnview Avenue in Southeast Dallas, with two new buildings totaling 511,000 square feet, Bisnow DFW reports.
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Creation RE and J.P. Morgan Form Joint Venture to Invest $1B, Announce Fort Worth Industrial Project
by Sandra Engelland |
Apr 25, 2022
Phoenix-based Creation RE, which has a second office in Dallas, and investment partner J.P. Morgan are looking to invest in 'the right markets.'
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Printful facility in Coppell. [Photo: Jay Simon | Ten Ten Creative]
Latvian Unicorn Expands On‑Demand Printing and Warehousing With New Dallas-Area Facility
by Alex Edwards | Dec 1, 2021
The new fulfillment center in Coppell, the company's third in the U.S., is expected to bridge the gap between the company's coastal facilities—significantly reducing shipping times for Texas and the rest of the country. Printful is the first privately owned company with Latvian roots to achieve unicorn status.
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by Gloria Salinas, Managing Director, Economic Development, DRC |
Oct 29, 2020
Despite the economic issues COVID-19 has brought to the U.S., the Dallas region’s industrial market is on trend to close out 2020 as a record-breaking year for new industrial construction and leasing.
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by Lance Murray |
Jul 16, 2019
By tripling the facility’s size and adding new automation tech, ThriftBooks says it will be able to process 50 million books a year in Dallas.
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by Kerry Curry |
Nov 26, 2018
Some of the biggest players in the warehousing, logistics, and fulfillment sectors call the International Inland Port home. They build, operate, or lease some of the largest buildings in North Texas, all with easy access to intermodal facilities and highways.
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