Texas Markets
FlexTex operates exclusively in Texas, with a focused presence in the state's most dynamic industrial markets and growth corridors.
Why Texas, and Why Now
Texas is one of the most compelling industrial real estate markets in the United States. Population inflows, business relocations, port expansion, nearshoring, and sustained logistics demand have created durable, long-term industrial real estate fundamentals across the state.
FlexTex is built to execute within these dynamics — focusing on high-demand corridors, supply-constrained submarkets, and product types underserved by institutional development.
San Antonio
A high-growth industrial market with strong logistics and manufacturing demand.
San Antonio is FlexTex's primary operating market. The city sits at the intersection of I-10, I-35, and I-37 — three of the most important freight corridors in Texas — creating exceptional logistics demand. The Schertz submarket, where FlexTex's first project is located, benefits directly from I-10 frontage and proximity to the city's largest employment and distribution zones. FlexTex targets submarkets like Schertz along the I-10 corridor, where frontage, access, and tenant demand converge.
- I-10 / I-35 logistics corridor intersection
- Strong military and government employment base
- Growing e-commerce and last-mile demand
- Active manufacturing and defense sectors
- Low vacancy in flex and small-bay product
Austin
Texas's fastest-growing metro with severe industrial supply constraints.
Austin's explosive population and employment growth has created enormous industrial demand in a market chronically undersupplied with modern product. FlexTex targets suburban and outer-ring corridors where land constraints and zoning limit new supply, creating sustained demand for flex and service-industrial product.
- Population and employment growth well above national average
- Tech sector generating significant last-mile and logistics demand
- Chronic undersupply of flex and small-bay industrial
- Expanding suburban growth corridors with new industrial demand
- Strong tenant demand across construction, service, and distribution sectors
Houston
America's energy capital — one of the country's largest industrial markets.
Houston is one of the largest and most diverse industrial markets in the United States, driven by port activity, petrochemical operations, manufacturing, and a massive service-industrial base. FlexTex targets suburban submarkets where institutional flex and service-industrial supply remains limited relative to demand.
- Port of Houston — one of the largest in the US
- Massive petrochemical and energy sector industrial base
- Broad and diversified tenant demand across all industrial types
- Multiple high-growth suburban submarkets
- Strong construction and service-trade industrial demand
Dallas / Fort Worth
The largest industrial market in Texas with unmatched logistics infrastructure.
Dallas-Fort Worth is the dominant industrial market in Texas and one of the top industrial markets nationally. DFW offers exceptional logistics infrastructure, strong tenant demand across all size ranges, and continued population and employment growth. FlexTex targets flex and service-industrial development in DFW's suburban growth corridors.
- DFW Airport — major air freight hub
- I-20 / I-30 / I-35 corridor convergence
- National and regional distribution hub for major retailers
- Rapidly expanding suburban growth corridors with new industrial demand
- One of the deepest tenant pools in the US
Texas Growth Corridors
FlexTex development strategy is built around Texas's primary logistics corridors — prioritizing sites with direct interstate access, strong population growth, and demonstrated industrial demand.
Our pipeline is positioned along the most important freight corridors in Texas, ensuring each development has the access, visibility, and market connectivity that industrial tenants require.
Have a site or development opportunity in Texas?
We actively evaluate development sites across our target markets.