CanTex Sells Majority Stake in DFW Portfolio

CanTex Capital has sold a majority interest in a shallow bay industrial portfolio spread across Dallas-Fort Worth to Partners Group and a global investor from New York. The collection includes 20 properties encompassing nearly 1.3 million square feet.

This is the largest transaction in CanTex’s history and follows a series of significant financial movements from the past 18 months.

Last year, the company executed more than $460 million in dispositions of Class B industrial properties across Texas. Founded in 2018, the company completed more than 200 industrial investments in the state to date.

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Spread across more than 61 acres combined, the assets are in supply-constrained submarkets such as Northwest Dallas, South Stemmons and Dallas-Fort Worth Airport. They provide easy access to Dallas Love Field, the city’s international airport and its Design District, while also having good connectivity to regional transportation corridors.

Properties in the collection feature 16- to 30-foot clear heights, flexible suite configurations, dock-high doors and drive-in loading capabilities. The single- and multi-tenant warehouses are leased to a mix of tenants across showroom, medical, manufacturing and food production sectors.

DFW starts 2026 on a high note

The Metroplex stood out last year as the leader of all U.S. markets for industrial sales. This strong momentum carried into the first two months of 2026, when the market witnessed $955 million in transactions, according to a recent Yardi Matrix national report. Dallas led the rankings in dollar volume, with assets selling for $126 per square foot—below the $144 national average.

A recent deal in the metro was the $207.5 million transaction involving Mapletree Investments. The company sold a 1.4 million-square-foot portfolio of mid- and shallow-bay industrial facilities to Dalfen Industrial. The portfolio includes 19 assets primarily located in Dallas-Fort Worth.

In January, Longpoint Partners obtained $108 million in acquisition funds for the purchase of a four-building portfolio. The properties span more than 760,000 square feet and are located in Irving, Texas, Fremont, Calif., Doral, Fla., and Medley, Fla.