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Holley Development and Indco buy 16 acres for North Fort Worth industrial project

May 13, 2026
Holley Development and Indco buy 16 acres for North Fort Worth industrial project

By AI, Created 5:26 PM UTC, May 18, 2026, /AGP/ – Holley Development Company and Indco Partners have acquired 16 acres in the Alliance submarket of North Fort Worth and plan a 111,923-square-foot light industrial project with storage and yard space. The deal adds new industrial capacity in one of North Texas’ busiest logistics corridors and marks a key expansion for both firms.

Why it matters: - The project adds more industrial and storage space to the Alliance area, one of North Texas’ fastest-growing logistics corridors. - The site’s Interstate 35W frontage gives the development visibility and access that industrial users typically want. - The deal expands Holley Development Company’s footprint into Fort Worth and gives Indco Partners its first development project.

What happened: - Holley Development Company and Indco Partners jointly acquired 16 acres fronting Interstate 35W in North Fort Worth’s Alliance submarket. - The property, known as Signature 35, sits just south of Hwy 114 along Interstate 35. - The firms plan a 111,923-square-foot light industrial facility on the site. - The project will include climate-controlled storage and a 5-acre outside storage yard. - Dallas-based Stream Realty Partners will handle leasing and property management.

The details: - The building is designed as a modern rear-load facility. - The development is intended to attract top-tier industrial users. - Holley Development Company said Signature 35 expands its presence into Fort Worth and complements its holdings in McKinney’s industrial and manufacturing corridor. - Holley Development Company focuses on projects tied to supply chain needs for manufacturers, retailers, consumers and other businesses. - The firm was founded in 2024 and develops commercial real estate across North Texas with investors and partner companies. - Indco Partners was also founded in 2024 and develops industrial properties across Texas, with a focus on infill and high-growth markets. - JLL Capital Markets worked on behalf of both firms to secure construction financing through Simmons Bank. - JLL also arranged equity investment from an undisclosed family office to capitalize the project. - Holley Development Company said Signature 35 is its third acquisition and second development project. - The company previously announced in June 2025 a 461-acre landholding in McKinney, its second acquisition and first large-scale development project. - Indco Partners said the project is its first development and reflects a market-driven approach to well-located industrial product.

Between the lines: - The acquisition shows continued investor interest in logistics-oriented land near major transportation routes. - The combination of industrial space and outside storage suggests the project is aimed at users that need both building space and yard functionality. - For Holley Development Company and Indco Partners, the transaction serves as both a market entry play in Fort Worth and a platform for future industrial development.

What’s next: - Holley Development Company and Indco Partners will move ahead with development of the Signature 35 site. - JLL Capital Markets’ financing and Stream Realty Partners’ leasing work point to the next phase of execution as the project advances. - The firms will likely target industrial tenants that value Interstate 35W access, storage options and proximity to the Alliance logistics hub.

The bottom line: - Signature 35 turns a 16-acre Interstate 35W site into a new industrial bet in one of North Texas’ most active growth corridors.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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