Every industrial outdoor storage story IOS Journal has published on Dallas-Fort Worth — 24 reports covering acquisitions, financings, leases, developments and market data, from October 2025 to August 2026. Coverage spans DFW, Dallas and Fort Worth.
Town Lane acquired 23 industrial outdoor storage properties and made a strategic investment in Axis Partners, creating a dedicated platform for acquisitions and…
Alterra IOS closes on five Tampa and Orlando properties in a single announcement, pushing its Central Florida portfolio to 35 assets. Also this week: Bricktop Capital…
Alterra IOS set the scale for this two-week window with a $400 million portfolio refinancing across 99 properties. Eleven capital, transaction and leasing moves…
Two Texas IOS trades define this issue: Apricus Realty Capital added an 18.56-acre pipe storage and distribution yard in Northwest Houston, while Realterm's 24-acre…
Patriot IOS closed on 2078 Apopka Blvd in Apopka, Florida, adding a 5.4-plus-acre Central Florida IOS asset with multiple on-site structures and outdoor storage…
Q2 was not a sleepy quarter for industrial outdoor storage. From April 1 through June 30, debt capital got bigger, platforms kept aggregating, port-adjacent sites pulled…
JLL arranged construction financing for Signature 35, a Fort Worth industrial project with 5.2 acres of outdoor storage. This issue also tracks newly surfaced IOS…
The Lawrence transaction is the clearest signal in this issue: investor demand is still deep for smaller Midwest IOS assets when the yard is usable, leased, and…
APEX IOS acquired a Houston-area yard at 1029 Atascocita Road, while CanTex Capital added an electrified IOS asset in South Fort Worth. Rialto leasing activity and Texas…
Realterm acquired a 24-acre Hutchins fleet maintenance and IOS facility with direct I-45 frontage, while Leifer Properties and Endeavor Capital entered Jacksonville…
R+L Carriers acquired a 24-acre, 176-bay freight terminal in North Portland for $40.5M, the second-largest industrial deal in the market this quarter. Bradford closed a…
Benjamin Miller launched Negresco Property Group and closed a $20.4M Avis-leased IOS site near LAX, targeting $100M+ in SoCal acquisitions with Open Industrial as co-GP…
Transport Properties acquired a five-site industrial outdoor storage portfolio across Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and Chicago. The off-market sale-leaseback…
Outpost adds 30+ acres across five markets - including its first Northeast terminal in Newark, NJ - as the $1B truck infrastructure platform accelerates deployment. B&D…
Good Investment Partners just doubled down on the TravelCenters of America playbook, adding 57 acres across Missoula, MT and Paulsboro, NJ, bringing their total…
CBRE's Q4 2025 data confirms IOS vacancy at 2.5% versus 6.7% for traditional industrial, with rents commanding a 17.9% premium nationally at $13.14/SF. This week…
B&D Holdings closed a 6-property, 29-acre IOS portfolio spanning Atlanta and Dallas-Fort Worth, acquired from Stonelake Capital Partners. Also: Westlake Realty lands an…
Texas continues as the nation's proving ground for IOS with institutional buyers, local developers, and major brokerages all active in September's leasing, acquisitions…
Three strategic IOS acquisitions that didn't make headlines but speak volumes about institutional conviction and where the smartest operators are placing bets.
Five under-the-radar IOS transactions that reveal where smart capital is actually deploying — away from the headlines but into high-conviction markets.
A deep dive into the markets, deal structures, and transaction patterns that shaped Q4 2025's IOS landscape, plus deal submissions for year-end coverage.
Green Courte Partners acquired a 55-acre, 8-parcel IOS assemblage in South Columbus, Ohio. Separately, Alterra IOS secured a passive minority investment from Almanac…
Dalfen Industrial's South Florida acquisition leads this week's IOS insider report, with CBRE facilitating the deal and major returns across the sector.