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Dallas-Fort Worth Industrial Market

Industrial property intelligence across the 9-county Dallas-Fort Worth metro: Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Collin, Kaufman, Johnson, Parker, Ellis and Hood counties.

55,779

industrial properties

9

counties

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Counties of the metro

Where Dallas-Fort Worth's industrial stock sits

Tarrant County holds 43% of the metro's industrial property — the defining fact of this market. Every county page carries full building records, owners and scores.

Development pulse · as of Jul 14, 2026 CT

What's moving right now

Top industrial properties

Highest-scored in the metro

What SpanVor unlocks in Dallas-Fort Worth

The record behind every one of these buildings

  • Owner names & mailing addresses — all 55,779 properties
  • Tenant rosters & suite mixes
  • Permit history on the parcel — building, mechanical & electrical records
  • SpanVor Score breakdowns
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Growth signals · TX coverage, sampled from top-scored

Where the metro is growing

Explosive

8

4% of the sample

High

12

6% of the sample

Medium

176

90% of the sample

Low

0

0% of the sample

Dallas-Fort Worth industrial market · FAQ

How many industrial properties are in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro?+

SpanVor tracks 55,779 industrial properties across the 9-county Dallas-Fort Worth metro (as of Jul 14, 2026 CT).

Which counties make up the Dallas-Fort Worth industrial market?+

Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Collin, Kaufman, Johnson, Parker, Ellis and Hood counties. Each county page on SpanVor carries full building records, owners and scores.

Where can I find the owner of an industrial property in Dallas-Fort Worth?+

Every SpanVor property profile carries owner and mailing intelligence alongside building records and permits. Every plan starts with a free 2-week trial with full search access for the Dallas-Fort Worth metro.

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