“The simple rule in real estate is that you invest where people are moving to.”
Michael Levy
CEO
Crow Holdings
.…on planning on a $41 million logistics hub in Southeast Dallas, via Bisnow Dallas-Fort Worth.
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.
During a Weitzman event last week, Levy said Crow Holdings has $30B of assets under management and $14 billion worth of construction projects lined up, Bisnow’s
“We’ve got a lot of land in every direction, so I would continue to bet on these markets,” Levy added at the Weitzman event, according to Bisnow.
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