ALTO Real Estate Funds Announces Carter Park 35 Groundbreaking in Fort Worth
ALTO Real Estate Funds has officially announced the groundbreaking of Carter Park 35, a major new industrial development located along Interstate 35W in South Fort Worth, Texas. The event, scheduled for Monday, September 15, 2025, represents the ceremonial start of construction on a 342,790-square-foot Class A industrial facility situated on a 20-acre site. With an investment of more than $40 million, Carter Park 35 is expected to be a landmark project in the region’s growing logistics and distribution sector. Construction is projected to be completed by the third quarter of 2026.
A Strategic Step in Texas’ Industrial Expansion
Texas has long been recognized as a powerhouse in industrial real estate due to its central location, pro-business environment, and robust infrastructure network. South Fort Worth, in particular, has emerged as a highly desirable destination for logistics, manufacturing, and e-commerce operators seeking access to highways, airports, and distribution hubs.
“Carter Park 35 reflects ALTO’s ongoing commitment to developing best-in-class industrial facilities in Texas’ strongest logistics markets,” said Iman Haddad, Head of Development at ALTO Real Estate Funds. “Its strategic frontage, connectivity, and flexible design will make it an attractive destination for tenants seeking modern, efficient space.”
This development adds to ALTO’s growing portfolio of projects designed to serve businesses requiring high-quality warehousing and distribution space. By focusing on South Fort Worth, the company is strategically positioning Carter Park 35 in an area experiencing rapid population growth, strong labor availability, and sustained industrial demand.
Prime Location Along I-35W
Carter Park 35 boasts a location that many industrial developers covet but few can secure. With over 760 feet of frontage along I-35W, the development ensures excellent visibility and branding opportunities for tenants. Direct access to the interstate provides efficient connectivity to both Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and the Alliance industrial corridor, two of the region’s most important logistics nodes.
South Fort Worth’s expanding transportation infrastructure is another advantage. The site allows companies to quickly access regional, national, and international markets, reducing delivery times and improving operational efficiency. In today’s logistics-driven economy, location is a critical differentiator, and Carter Park 35 is ideally positioned to capitalize on these dynamics.
Design Features for Flexibility and Efficiency
The development is designed to accommodate the evolving needs of modern industrial tenants. Carter Park 35 will support both a 40-foot clear cross-dock configuration and a 32-foot clear rear-load layout, providing flexibility for companies of varying sizes and operational models.
The facility can house up to five tenants, making it suitable for single large users, multi-tenant arrangements, or a mix of logistics, light manufacturing, and distribution operators. This flexibility is expected to appeal to a diverse tenant base, from established corporations to high-growth e-commerce firms seeking space near major consumer markets.
“With an investment of over $40 million, Carter Park 35 represents ALTO’s confidence in the South Fort Worth industrial market,” said Yaniv Melamud, Co-Founder & CEO of ALTO Real Estate Funds. “We’re proud to break ground on a project that combines prime location, modern design, and strong market demand.”
Market Demand and Economic Impact
The industrial real estate sector in the United States has seen extraordinary growth over the past decade, driven largely by the rise of e-commerce, supply chain modernization, and onshoring trends. The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has consistently ranked among the top U.S. markets for industrial absorption, with vacancy rates remaining relatively low despite record-breaking construction activity.
Carter Park 35 arrives at a time when demand for Class A logistics facilities remains robust. Companies continue to prioritize buildings with high clear heights, ample dock space, and easy access to transportation corridors. South Fort Worth’s industrial market, in particular, is undersupplied relative to demand, making the timing of ALTO’s project highly advantageous.
Beyond meeting market needs, Carter Park 35 is also expected to deliver significant economic benefits to the local community. The project will create construction jobs during the building phase, as well as long-term employment opportunities once tenants begin operations. Increased business activity in the area is also anticipated to stimulate further commercial development, strengthening South Fort Worth’s economic base.
Project Team and Collaboration
Delivering a project of this scale requires the collaboration of leading industry professionals, and ALTO has assembled a strong project team:
- General Contractor: Bratjen Construction – overseeing all aspects of the build, from site preparation to final completion.
- Development Manager: IDV – managing project execution, ensuring timelines and budgets are met.
- Leasing Partner: HPI – responsible for marketing the facility and securing high-quality tenants.
- Architect: Powers Brown – providing innovative design solutions that balance functionality with modern aesthetics.
- Civil Engineer: Kimley Horn – handling site engineering, infrastructure planning, and environmental considerations.
Each member of this team brings specialized expertise, ensuring that Carter Park 35 will meet the highest standards of construction quality and operational efficiency.
ALTO Real Estate Funds’ Broader Vision
For ALTO Real Estate Funds, Carter Park 35 is more than just a single development—it is part of a broader strategy to invest in industrial and logistics assets across high-growth U.S. markets. ALTO has built a reputation for identifying opportunities in areas with strong demographic and economic fundamentals, and then delivering projects that create long-term value for both tenants and investors.
By targeting Texas, ALTO is capitalizing on one of the most dynamic industrial markets in the nation. The state’s population growth, business-friendly policies, and central location continue to attract both domestic and international companies. Developments like Carter Park 35 are essential to meeting the space requirements of these expanding businesses.
