Link Logistics has expanded its industrial footprint in Texas with the acquisition of a fully leased, two-building warehouse portfolio spanning major logistics hubs in the Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin metropolitan areas. The portfolio totals 352,396 square feet and comprises infill industrial properties positioned to serve established and growing distribution corridors.
The larger asset in the portfolio is a 291,285-square-foot warehouse located at 450 Airline Drive in Coppell, Texas. The property sits within the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport submarket, a key industrial and logistics node that benefits from proximity to regional and national transportation infrastructure. The infill location is designed to support efficient access to the broader DFW market and its surrounding population centers.
The second asset is a 61,111-square-foot industrial facility at 2401 Double Creek Drive in the Round Rock submarket of the Austin metropolitan area. This property extends Link Logistics’ reach within the Austin region, where demand for modern warehouse and logistics space has been supported by population gains and ongoing business investment. The Round Rock location positions the building to serve both local and regional users seeking access to Austin’s growing consumer and employment base.
Both properties were 100% leased at the time of acquisition, providing Link Logistics with immediate cash flow from stabilized industrial assets. The fully occupied status of the buildings reflects ongoing tenant demand for well-located logistics and distribution facilities in both the Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin markets.
In describing the rationale for the acquisition, Link Logistics indicated that the portfolio enhances its exposure to markets where population growth and business expansion continue to support demand for strategically located logistics space. The company also noted that this transaction reinforces its conviction in Texas as a long-term growth market for industrial real estate investment.
Link Logistics already maintains a significant presence in both metropolitan areas. Across Dallas-Fort Worth, the company controls more than 30 million square feet of warehouse space, underscoring its role as a major industrial owner in the region. In the Austin metro area, Link Logistics’ footprint exceeds 7 million square feet of warehouse space, reflecting a substantial and growing position in that market as well.
The transaction was brokered by Stream Realty Partners, which handled the brokerage assignment for the sale. While financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed, the combination of infill locations, full occupancy and established logistics submarkets positions the portfolio as a strategic addition to Link Logistics’ industrial platform in Texas.
