Industrial Parks

The Logistics/Industrial Park place type encompasses areas designated for wholesale trade, large-scale distribution, and storage activities that support production and supply chain operations. The City of Dallas is home to several industrial parks that have been strategically developed to accommodate warehousing, manufacturing, and logistics functions. These parks are typically located near major transportation corridors—including highways, rail lines, and, in some cases, airports—to ensure efficient movement of goods. As part of the broader Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex—one of the largest logistics and industrial hubs in the United States—Dallas benefits from a dense network of industrial zones. Key clusters are concentrated around major highways and the DFW International Airport, including: Northwest Dallas Great Southwest Stemmons Corridor Northeast Dallas South Dallas East Dallas These areas play a vital role in supporting regional and national distribution networks, making Dallas a critical node in the U.S. logistics landscape.