What is the typical cap rate for industrial in Dallas / Fort Worth?

About 6.3% as of Q1 2026, per multiple brokerages.

Is the Dallas / Fort Worth industrial market tightening or softening?

Vacancy is around 9.1%, with asking rents rising year over year (Q1 2026).

Industrial

Pinnacle 30

pinnacle 30, dallas, TX 75211

Price

Price on request

Description

Pinnacle 30 is a prime infill opportunity just minutes west of Downtown Dallas, Texas. The building fronts Interstate 30 and is centrally located within a 29.4 million square feet institutional-grade industrial hub that has maintained sub-5% vacancy for decades. Tenants benefit from walkable access to a strong mix of nearby amenities, including restaurants, hotels, retail, and services. Designed for flexibility, the building can accommodate users ranging from 40,000 to 282,200 square feet.

Property description as provided by the listing source. PropZone adds independent market context, valuation estimates, and comparable listings.

Location

pinnacle 30, dallas, TX 75211

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Market Context

As of Q1 2026, the Dallas / Fort Worth industrial market showed a 9.1% vacancy rate, rents up 50.0% year over year, and cap rates around 6.3%. Source: multiple brokerages Q1 2026 market report.

Projected current pricing

low confidence

Projected asking rent

$8.94/SF/yr

Estimated sale value

$92–$113/SF

Modeled estimate (income approach) shown as a range — not an appraisal. Projected asking rent × occupancy × net-operating-income margin band ÷ market cap rate, from Q1 2026 www lee-associates com data (cap rate 6.3%, asking rent held flat).

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Rising rents point to a competitive market where well-priced, well-located assets trade quickly.

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Industrial market FAQ

What is the typical cap rate for industrial in Dallas / Fort Worth?: About 6.3% as of Q1 2026, per multiple brokerages.
Is the Dallas / Fort Worth industrial market tightening or softening?: Vacancy is around 9.1%, with asking rents rising year over year (Q1 2026).