FORT WORTH, TEXAS (November 12, 2025) — Holt Lunsford Commercial Investments (HLCI), a market-leading commercial real estate investment and development firm, celebrates the groundbreaking of Carter Crossing, a three-building, Class A, 1,010,565 SF industrial park strategically positioned at 6901 Wichita Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76140 in one of Fort Worth’s premier industrial submarkets. Construction began earlier this year, with completion of the project expected in August 2026. HLCI is proud to partner with Prudential on the development of Carter Crossing. The project is financed by Comerica Bank, reflecting strong institutional confidence in both the development and the south Fort Worth industrial market.
The south Fort Worth submarket offers exceptional connectivity through direct access to I-20 and I-35W, with zero impediments to major thoroughfares, enabling business operators to efficiently serve local markets while providing seamless trucking routes to Texas’ major metropolitan areas and beyond. The submarket’s Class A industrial environment and strategic location have attracted major corporations, including tire giant Continental, Alcon, Amazon, Conagra, FedEx, Siemens, Home Goods and Miller Coors among many others, demonstrating the area’s appeal for diverse industrial operations with a robust labor pool.
Project Overview
Carter Crossing has been strategically designed to accommodate a diverse range of modern industrial tenants, from logistics and distribution to advanced manufacturing operations.
Building 1 will offer 162,862 SF of modern industrial space, designed for tenants seeking functional and efficient warehouse capabilities in a premier location.
Building 2 will consist of 142,737 SF of industrial space, thoughtfully designed for mid-sized tenants seeking flexibility and streamlined operations in south Fort Worth’s dynamic market.
Building 3 is a large-scale, 704,966 SF facility featuring extensive capacity for distribution operations. Its expansive footprint makes it an ideal solution for advanced manufacturing or large-scale logistics needs.
Long-Term Strategic Vision
“This project represents the kind of high-quality, strategic developments we’re bringing to the market,” says Matt Carthey, partner and managing principal of HLC’s Fort Worth office. “You’ve got a Class A industrial environment around us with zero impediments to access I-20 or I-35W while surrounded by a dynamic labor pool. This is a huge competitive advantage for tenants.”
Hutton Lunsford, chief investment officer at HLCI, emphasized the broader strategic implications: “Carter Crossing is part of our vision to become one of the top developers in Texas. We’ve strategically positioned ourselves across the state’s major markets, and with just shy of $1 billion in development activity in Texas, we’re demonstrating our commitment to these communities.”
About HLCI’s Expanding Development Portfolio
The groundbreaking of Carter Crossing follows other successful industrial developments by HLCI in the region, including Everman Trade Center, a 450,000 SF shallow bay development in the south Fort Worth area. Additionally, HLCI completed construction of 451,856 SF of industrial space across three buildings north of Fort Worth earlier in 2025, with one building already leased to Houston-based third-party logistics supplier Relogistics Services.
For leasing information regarding Carter Crossing, contact HLC’s Fort Worth office at 817.870.2100
