Creation Brings DFW Industrial Campus Online
This park represents the developer’s seventh Texas project.
A partnership between Creation Equity and a fund advised by Crow Holdings Capital wrapped up construction on Triad 820, a 137,000-square-foot shallow-bay warehouse campus in Haltom City, Texas, within Dallas-Fort Worth. This marks Creation’s seventh project in the Lone Star State.
Triad 820 was among the two projects totaling 737,000 square feet that Creation announced in late 2024. The other development, also in the Metroplex, was slated to measure up to 600,000 square feet. LGE Design Build provided architectural and construction services for both properties.
Triad 820 reflects the strong demand for small-bay space in North Fort Worth, but also across the entire Metroplex, according to a company statement. This type of product fills in a market gap for freestanding users.
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The industrial park consists of three buildings measuring 39,264, 52,344 and 45,507 square feet. Specifications include 28-foot clear heights, truck court depths reaching more than 125 feet, as well as EV charging stations, among other features.
Located at 4901 Anderson Blvd., Triad 820 is less than 1 mile from Interstate 820, which connects to Fort Worth Meacham International Airport about 6 miles away.
NAI Robert Lynn Managing Principal & President Todd Hubbard and Executive Vice President Joe McLiney handle leasing at the property.
Next to Triad 820, Creation brought online 820 Exchange in 2021. That same year, CBRE Investment Management acquired the 1 million-square-foot, four-building park. After being under the same ownership for nearly five years, the industrial campus traded again early in 2026. Ares purchased the property, Yardi Matrix reveals.
Dallas demand drives industrial construction activity
Industrial vacancy throughout the Metroplex clocked in at 8.3 percent in March, down 130 basis points year-over-year, according to a Cushman & Wakefield report. Demand helped bring the rate down as Dallas registered the strongest first-quarter leasing activity ever recorded, as well as the fourth highest of any quarter in the history of the Metroplex.
Developers scrambled to keep up with demand, having 31.2 million square feet of product under construction in March, marking 3 percent of stock, nearly 1 percent higher than last year’s reading, the same report shows.
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