Link Logistics buys 4 last-mile facilities in Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta
Final-mile warehouse operator Link Logistics announced it has acquired a four-property, 700,000-square-foot portfolio. The post Link Logistics buys 4 last-mile facilities in Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta appeared first on FreightWaves .
Link Logistics has acquired four last-mile warehouse facilities in the Dallas-Fort Worth and Atlanta metropolitan areas. The purchase includes the Gateway Infill Growth Portfolio from Oxford Properties Group, adding 697,276 square feet in two markets where the company already has a significant presence. Andrew Goodman, senior managing director of investments at Link Logistics, stated that the acquisition strategy focuses on expanding the company's portfolio in infill locations supported by strong long-term demand drivers.
The new properties, located in Irving and Grand Prairie, Texas, and Suwanee, Georgia, account for nearly 700,000 square feet. This acquisition brings Link Logistics' total property footprint to over 3,000 properties with 500 million square feet across North America. Laura Hyde, managing director of Investments at Link Logistics, noted that Dallas-Fort Worth and Atlanta continue to experience strong logistics demand due to population growth and business investment supporting robust industrial fundamentals. The transaction was represented by JLL.
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