Construction is underway on a two-building, 251,000-square-foot speculative warehouse development within Alcott Logistics Station. Led by international developer Alliuz, with ARCO/Murray serving as design-build partner, the Class A industrial project will bring much-needed inventory to Mesquite’s growing logistics and manufacturing corridor.
Located within the 200-acre Alcott Logistics Station and offering proximity to key regional freight corridors, the development includes two tilt-up concrete buildings with 32-foot clear heights. Building A will total 170,000 square feet, including 2,500 square feet of office space and 23 dock positions. Building B will span 81,000 square feet with 1,500 square feet of office space and 16 dock positions. Both buildings will include insulated dock doors and 2,000-amp electrical service available day one.
The site is part of the Alcott Logistics Station Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ), a key component of Mesquite’s long-term strategy to attract investment in advanced manufacturing and logistics. With shovel-ready infrastructure, a growing workforce, and immediate access to major highways and intermodals, Mesquite remains a high-potential market for industrial growth.
“The Mesquite submarket has seen steady demand for modern, Class A industrial space—particularly from logistics and distribution users looking for quick access to the metroplex,” said Austin Brasher, Vice President at ARCO/Murray. “With a strong location, scalable design, and reliable infrastructure, this project is well-positioned to meet that demand. We’re proud to support Alliuz again on a development that aligns with the area’s continued growth.”
Leasing for the project is being handled by Luke Davis, Executive Vice President, and Matt Dornak, Managing Director and Partner at Stream Realty Partners.
For more on how the DFW industrial market is evolving—and why projects like this matter—read the full Bisnow article here.