Stonepeak has acquired an 860,100-square-foot rail-served logistics facility in Fort Worth, Texas, adding a large-scale industrial asset to its real estate portfolio. The property is located in the Alliance submarket of the Dallas-Fort Worth region, an area distinguished by its concentration of multimodal transportation infrastructure and established logistics activity.
The asset benefits from proximity to two Class I rail lines, positioning it directly within a key national freight corridor. It is served by the BNSF Alliance intermodal terminal, which links rail freight to regional and national distribution channels. In addition, the property is near Fort Worth Alliance cargo airport, enhancing its connectivity for air freight and time-sensitive logistics operations.
The location also offers direct access to the I-35 corridor, described as the “NAFTA highway” connecting Mexico to Canada. This highway access strengthens the property’s appeal for tenants and users that depend on cross-border trade and long-haul trucking routes. The combination of rail, air, and highway infrastructure underscores the submarket’s function as a major logistics hub.
The Alliance submarket’s transportation platform is further supported by the broader Dallas-Fort Worth population base, cited at 9 million residents. That population is expected to grow at three times the national average through 2031, reinforcing long-term demand drivers for logistics, distribution, and related real estate in the region, according to the information provided.
Within this context, Stonepeak’s real estate team focuses on assets that exhibit infrastructure characteristics. Its investment strategy spans supply chain, residential, healthcare, and technology real estate, with an emphasis on properties that are described as having high barriers to entry and offering inflation protection. The firm targets assets that are considered mission-critical to the businesses and communities they serve, aligning this Fort Worth logistics facility with its stated approach.
Newmark served as financial advisor to Stonepeak in connection with the acquisition. The advisory role highlights institutional engagement in large-scale industrial assets within the Alliance submarket, a location already anchored by major rail, intermodal, and cargo airport infrastructure.
