Aerial view of Inland Logistics Center, a large modern white distribution warehouse in Wilmer, Texas, featuring a cross-dock configuration with numerous dock-high loading doors, expansive truck courts, trailer parking areas, and surrounding green space. Industrial buildings and logistics facilities are visible in the background.

Equus Capital Partners, Ltd. (“Equus”) announced today that an affiliate has acquired Inland Logistics Center, a 420,643 square foot Class A cross-dock distribution facility located in Wilmer, Texas, within the South Dallas industrial submarket. The acquisition was completed through a programmatic joint venture.

Delivered in 2024, Inland Logistics Center is a 100% leased Class A distribution facility featuring 36-foot clear heights, ESFR sprinkler systems, LED warehouse lighting, 88 dock-high doors, four drive-in doors, expandable trailer parking, and a modern cross-dock configuration designed to support high-volume logistics and distribution operations.

Located near Interstate 45, Interstate 20, the Union Pacific Dallas Intermodal Terminal, Loop 9, and a nearby FedEx shipping hub, Inland Logistics Center is situated within one of the nation’s most desirable industrial corridors and benefits from population growth, high tenant demand, and continued investment throughout the broader Texas Triangle region. The immediate area is also attracting substantial hyperscale data center development, further supporting long-term growth in the submarket.

“South Dallas continues to attract logistics, manufacturing and distribution users and hyperscale data center operators, supported by its transportation and utility infrastructure and position within the Texas economy,” commented Keith Hontz, Senior Vice President of Equus, who along with Shane Mullen, Analyst, oversaw the transaction. “Inland Logistics Center is a recently developed property with modern specifications and access to unprecedented utility infrastructure that aligns with our strategy of acquiring best in class assets in locations positioned for continued and sustained growth.”