Project News / Industrial
Trammell Crow and PGIM start final 755,793-SF phase of 35 Eagle in north Fort Worth
Three speculative warehouses on about 58 acres complete the industrial park at I-35W and Eagle Parkway, with delivery targeted for 2027.
Trammell Crow Company and PGIM have started the fourth and final phase of 35 Eagle, a speculative industrial park at I-35W and Eagle Parkway in north Fort Worth, the owners announced Nov. 4. The phase adds three buildings totaling 755,793 SF on about 58 acres in Denton County.
Building 1 is a 508,500-SF cross-dock warehouse with 40-foot clear heights. Building 2, at 106,814 SF, and Building 3, at 140,479 SF, are rear-load facilities with 32-foot clear heights.
Building 1 is registered with the state at 2501 Eagle Parkway with an estimated construction cost of $25.0M for 500,000 SF. Work is listed from Feb. 2, 2026, to April 1, 2027. Estimated construction cost for the full phase is about $40M.
The owners are targeting delivery in summer 2027. The owner of record for Building 1 is PRIII/Crow 3001 Eagle Parkway Land LP.
Fifth Third Bank and American National Bank provided construction financing.
FCL Builders is the general contractor, Alliance Architects is the architect, and Halff is the civil engineer. CBRE is handling leasing.
The phase completes the 35 Eagle park along the I-35W corridor, one of North Texas's busiest logistics markets.
