A logistics company based in New Zealand has recently made a significant investment in Texas, marking its entry into the state’s thriving supply chain market. The company has signed a build-to-suit lease for a substantial freight terminal spanning 62,000 square feet in Haslet, located approximately 16 miles north of Fort Worth.
The strategically chosen site for the freight terminal sits adjacent to the BNSF Intermodal Facility and in close proximity to the bustling Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport, positioning it ideally within the region’s transportation network.
This venture represents the company’s first foray into the Texas market, indicating its intent to expand its operations within the state. The new terminal, equipped with 86 dock doors and ample office space, is slated to serve as a vital hub for the company’s freight services, including warehousing, distribution, and cargo handling.
Developed by an entity managed by Chicago-based Timber Hill Group and Champion Realty Advisors, the terminal is scheduled for completion by December, paving the way for the company to commence its operations in the region.
Industry experts view Dallas-Fort Worth as an opportune market for logistics companies, given its strategic location and robust distribution networks. With industrial development on the rise in North Fort Worth, the region continues to attract investments from companies seeking to leverage its logistical advantages.
The move underscores the growing importance of Texas as a key player in the global supply chain landscape, with companies recognizing the state’s potential for facilitating efficient and seamless logistics operations.
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