The first phase of a massive industrial park located at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has officially kicked off.
Dallas-based commercial real estate developer Trammel Crow Company (TCC) has broken ground on DFW’s seven-building, 180-acre industrial park. Once complete, Passport Park West will total 2.7 million square feet.
Phase one of the project will see the construction of three buildings totaling over 1.75 million square feet, with delivery expected by the first quarter of 2026.
“Passport Park West is one of the largest speculative industrial projects to start in the U.S. over the past year. Its prime location will offer unmatched access to labor and logistics while its elevated architectural design and sustainable efforts will place it among the very best new developments in the DFW region,” said Jake Marks, a Managing Director with TCC Dallas-Fort Worth, in a May 12 news release.
“With the success of the broader Passport Park development at DFW Airport, which has leased millions of square feet and attracted some of the country’s biggest companies, we have no doubt that Passport Park West will be just as successful.”
The development is located on the southern section of the airport’s property. It will sit close to the south entrance of DFW, adjacent to the intersection of West Airport Freeway and County Line Road.
Phase two of the project will welcome another 946,382 square feet of Class A warehouse space across four buildings. The development will include solar panels, tree preservation, and a low-impact drainage system. TCC will also seek out LEED certification for all seven buildings.
Last month, The Dallas Express reported that funds affiliated with Blackstone Real Estate agreed to purchase a significant share in one of Crow Holdings’ investment portfolios. Crow Holdings agreed to sell a 95% stake in the industrial portfolio for $785 million while retaining ownership of the remaining 5%.