MDH Partners recently acquired a one-million-square-foot Dallas industrial property. The Dallas Business Journal reports that the company used a $258 million loan to purchase portions of the site.

The Commerce 20 industrial park at 4601 and 4951 Langdon Road sits on just over 100 acres. It was developed by Hillwood and houses tenants such as Olam Cotton, Fischer Scientific and Genco.

Hillwood and CBRE have been handling leasing on the property.

Commerce 20 is just one of around 30 buildings that MDH purchased last year. The firm said it acquired more than 9 million square feet across 11 markets including Austin, South Carolina and Orlando. The properties had an average occupancy rate of 99% and average lease term of more than five years.

MDH Partners was founded in 2005.

It took just over a year for Glenstar Logistics to complete the first of five buildings at 290-acre the Cherokee Commerce Center 85 (CCC-85) in Gaffney, S.C. The company broke ground on the 550,520-square-foot building in October 2023. The site is adjacent to Interstate 85 in Upstate South Carolina’s Cherokee County industrial corridor. CrossHarbor Capital Partners supplied $38.2 million in construction financing for what is expected to be a $415 million project.

Slated for completion in Q4 2024, CCC-85 Building 2 is being built on a speculative basis with the flexibility to expand to 1.3 million square feet. Potential uses include warehousing and distribution, food processing, assembly/light manufacturing and refrigeration/cold storage. CCC-85 will offer a power capacity of up to 54 megawatts.

Glenstar Logistics’ partners at CCC-85 include capital partner Creek Lane Capital, general contractor The Conlan Company, and architect Ware Malcomb. John Montgomery, Garrett Scott, Brockton Hall and Dillon Swayngim of the Spartanburg office of Colliers are marketing the building on behalf of ownership.