Cabot Properties has completed the sale of an eight-building modern industrial portfolio totaling approximately 2.4 million square feet, with assets spread across the Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston markets in Texas. The buyer is described as a private real estate investment firm, and the transaction continues Cabot’s recent disposition activity in major U.S. logistics hubs.
Five of the buildings are located in Dallas-Fort Worth industrial submarkets including South Dallas, Alliance, DFW Airport, and Great Southwest/Arlington. These properties have an average vintage of 2015 and collectively comprise roughly two million square feet, underscoring the institutional quality and relative newness of the portfolio. The concentration in established distribution and logistics corridors positions the assets to benefit from regional transportation networks and sustained industrial user demand.
Market conditions in Dallas-Fort Worth are described as favorable for large-format industrial space, with ongoing occupier demand, declining vacancy, and improving absorption. These dynamics have contributed to a period of accelerated leasing and heightened transactional activity across the market, providing a supportive backdrop for institutional portfolio trades such as this sale by Cabot. Large, modern distribution facilities in key logistics locations continue to draw investor interest as users seek efficient, scalable space.
The remaining three buildings in the portfolio are located in Houston’s Northwest and North Corridors, both of which are established industrial submarkets serving regional distribution and local logistics needs. While specific building sizes for these Houston assets were not disclosed, they are part of the broader 2.4 million-square-foot portfolio and provide geographic diversification across two of Texas’s most active industrial markets.
The Capital Markets teams of CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, and Eastdil Secured each represented Cabot separately across the transaction. Their involvement underscores the level of institutional engagement in marketing and executing large industrial portfolio sales, particularly where assets are spread across multiple major distribution markets.
This sale follows a separate disposition by Cabot just one week earlier, when the firm sold a collection of 11 industrial properties totaling approximately 2.5 million square feet in key industrial submarkets across Greater Chicago and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Taken together, the recent sales activity highlights Cabot’s ongoing effort to trade sizable industrial portfolios in several of the country’s primary logistics regions, though financial terms for the Texas and Midwest transactions were not disclosed.
