The Deal Sheet

After opening the first 25k SF of spec industrial space in the Sun Valley Industrial Park, developer Empire Texas Equities selected NAI Robert Lynn Fort Worth prez Todd Hubbard to lease the space in the first industrial park built in southeast Fort Worth in 25 years. (With great leasing power, comes great leasing responsibility; Spider-Man said that.)

Empire completed Phase 1 of the park at 4900 Sun Valley Dr in Fort Worth, which includes infrastructure for 28 lots and construction of 25k SF of usable space in four flex industrial buildings. Plans call for developing 27 half-acre lots and one 4.5-acre lot across 24 acres, totaling 200k SF of industrial use buildings. Todd (here with his family) tells us the ready-to-go spaces average 5,000 SF to 7,500 SF. With the shortage of industrial space in Fort Worth, Todd thinks this space could cater to any service-related company that needs some outside storage space at grade level.

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