• PlaceMKR sees opportunities in functional older Dallas-Fort Worth industrial buildings as new supply tightens, favoring tenant suitability over building age.
• Buildings under 20 years old captured all 115 million square feet of net new demand since 2023; older properties lost occupancy.
• DFW industrial vacancy fell to 7.3% in the third quarter, its lowest in three years, reducing tenants’ new-building options.
• The 10-year Treasury near 5% makes new construction harder to justify, strengthening the investment case for functional buildings bought below replacement cost.
• Smaller, well-located older properties face limited replacement supply, while buildings mismatched with local tenant demand remain vulnerable.

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