DFW Industrial Outlook

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DFW Industrial Outlook

Name: DFW Industrial Outlook
Start: 2024-11-06T08:00:00-06:00
End: 2024-11-06T15:30:00-06:00
Location: Inbound on Inwood

Innovations, Tenant Trends, Investment Insights And Leading Industries In North Texas

Wednesday November 6 2024 @ 8:00 AM CST

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6 Panels of Content
Lunch
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Hours of Industry Networking

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Inbound on Inwood (IOI)

Inbound on Inwood (IOI) has been transformed into a modern urban industrial project filling a much-needed void in the heart of north Dallas. The transformation includes a full rebrand, major capital improvements, storefront upgrades, new landscaping, and a real brand presence that the market has been lacking.

Centrally located along Inwood Road and parallel to the Tollway within the 95% occupied Metropolitan Addison & Farmers Branch submarkets, Inbound is arguably one of the most visible and easily accessible industrial locations in the DFW Market. IOI encompasses Inbound North and Inbound South campuses, both providing unparalleled access within Dallas.

Inbound South offers convenient direct access from Inwood Road, and visibility from the Tollway. This building is in a class of its own with expansive floor plates and newly updated storefront and exterior paint finishes, enhancing its overall appearance. Designed with spaciousness in mind, Inbound South provides abundant room for larger logistics and distribution tenants to operate seamlessly.

Inbound North boasts exceptional visibility with a prime location on Inwood Road, offering excellent opportunities for prominent signage. The north campus comprises three expansive buildings that are ideally suited for a diverse range of tenants; from food and beverage production, creative industries, to logistics and distribution operations, Inbound North provides the perfect setting. Its strategic access from the Tollway via Landmark Avenue runs right into the heart of the site.

Speakers and Panels

The State of Industrial Real Estate

Industry trends, market insights, and future projections from the top landlords, owners and developers in Industrial CRE.

Moderator

Jack Fraker

President, Global Head of Industrial and Logistics, Newmark

Jeff Thornton

President, South Central Region, Ryan Companies

Michael Levy

CEO, Crow Holdings

Susan Miller

Co-Founder, M2G Ventures

Kenneth Aboussie

Kenneth E. Aboussie, Jr. is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Stonelake Capital Partners where he directs major capital transactions and manages the firm's investment committee. Kenneth E. Aboussie Jr. is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Stonelake Capital Partners, a real estate private equity firm founded in 2007. Stonelake has 48 professionals with offices in Austin, Dallas and Houston and invests in and develops industrial warehouses, Class-A multifamily, and Class-A office. Stonelake manages institutional capital for some of the country’s largest hospital systems, public pension funds, college endowments and institutional investors. Over the last 17-years, Stonelake has raised $2.6 billion of equity across eight (8) discretionary private equity funds, and acquired or developed $4.5 billion in commercial real estate. Mr. Aboussie directs major capital transactions for Stonelake and manages the firm’s Investment Committee. Stonelake owns, has acquired or developed 28.0 million square feet of industrial warehouses, 8,100 multifamily units and 3.3 million square feet of office. Prior to founding Stonelake, Mr. Aboussie was a Partner with Cypress Real Estate Advisors, a private equity firm based in Austin, Texas. Prior to joining Cypress, Mr. Aboussie was a Summer Associate in New York with JP Morgan Chase & Co. in their real estate group. Mr. Aboussie received a Bachelor of Science degree from Texas Christian University, and a Master of Business Administration from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Aboussie serves on the University’s Development Board for The University of Texas at Austin, the Dean’s Advisory Council for the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin, the Executive Council for the University of Texas’ Real Estate Center and the Advisory Board for the Baylor Health Care System Foundation. Mr. Aboussie is also involved with (and a past-Board Member) of Mercy Street which provides sports programs and Christian mentorship to inner-city youth in Dallas. Mr. Aboussie, his wife Kamela, and their three children are members at Highland Park Presbyterian Church.

Stonelake Capital Partners

Co-Founder

Kenneth Aboussie

Co-Founder, Stonelake Capital Partners

Tom Fishman

EVP, Acquisitions and Dispositions, Hillwood Properties

Industrial Facilities

Strategic Site Selection, Development, And Design

Sarah Ozanne

SVP, Stream

Scott Ellerman

SVP, Constellation Real Estate Partners

Marc Jennings

Vice President, HFA Architecture + Engineering

Patrick Hazard

Patrick Hazard has over twenty years of experience in architecture and planning experience. His expertise includes multi-family of varying types (adaptive re-use, three story walk up, five and six story wrap and high-rise). Additionally, Patrick has vast experience with industrial projects, hospitality, civic, educational, historical renovation/adaptive reuse, and sports facilities throughout the United States and foreign countries. Patrick is currently engaged in project management for a hybrid five story wood frame and eight story cold form metal framed multi-family project near the Bishop Arts area of Dallas with a shared six story cast-in place parking garage with residential amenities at the top level of the garage. Concurrently, Patrick is collaborating with this same developer on an approximate 420 unit “urban” style multi-family project in the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards, consisting of five, four-story residential buildings with some tuck under parking and a separate leasing/amenity building. Beyond multi-family Patrick has recently completed or nearing completion of over one and a half million square feet of combined speculative industrial buildings at sites in Roanoke, Midlothian, and Plano. Patrick led the team on the Historic Jefferson Hotel in Downtown St. Louis, originally built in 1904 and later added on to in 1928, the building will be renovated to mixed- use, with retail ground level, a 225-guestroom Marriott AC Hotel and 235-key residential. Additionally, he oversaw the team working on a 24-story high-rise multi-family tower in downtown San Jose, California, with 374 residential units. Patrick’s other projects include Cambria Hotel and 1900 Pacific Residences, an historic adaptive reuse of the 1933 Tower Petroleum and 1951 1900 Pacific buildings in downtown Dallas, Texas. It includes 150 residential units, 177 guestrooms and a rooftop pool; several Aspen Heights single family for rent style student housing projects thought out the United States; the Galleries at Park Lane residential in Dallas, Texas, and the historic Sinclair Building in Fort Worth, Texas. The Sinclair is being converted into a hotel, featuring a steak house, rooftop bar and prime location next to downtown Fort Worth’s Sundance Square. Here, he is implementing modern technologies, including power over ethernet lighting. Other experience includes management of school renovation projects for Dallas Independent School District and industrial warehouses adjacent to Andrews Air Force Base. Patrick also worked closely with Aspen Heights for their Daymark project, a 202-bed community southwest of Historic Downtown Waxahachie, for high functioning, intellectually disabled young adults. This project required careful coordination with the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (TDADS) and the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).

Merriman Anderson/Architects

Associate Principal, Team Leader

Patrick Hazard

Associate Principal, Team Leader, Merriman Anderson/Architects

Austin Brasher

Director of Operations, ARCO/Murray

Moderator

Travis Bousquet

Director, ATWELL

Financing Industrial Real Estate

Navigating Capital Markets and Investment Strategies

Jennifer Jackson

SVP, Cadence Bank

Anthony Scavo

President & Managing Partner, Basis Industrial

Taylor Starnes

Vice President, Acquisitions – Central Region, CapRock Partners

Hutton Lunsford

Partner, Chief Investment Officer, Holt Lunsford Commercial

Tony Trahan

Director, KE Andrews

Ryan McCormick

Program Administrator, Lone Star PACE

Moderator

Zach Sams

EVP, Kensington Vanguard National Title

Power and Energy Spotlight

The Future of Electric, Solar And More

Wilson Peppard

Director of Economic Development, Oncor Electric Delivery

Lauren Dannemiller

Real Estate Development, 7-Eleven

Andrew Williams

Andrew leads Canadian Solar’s global policy and market development team. He works with external stakeholders to ensure Canadian Solar is well positioned to positively impact policy and market development in key markets. Before joining Canadian Solar, Andrew led Sol Systems’ domestic energy policy and external affairs team as the Vice President, Policy and External Affairs. He joined Sol from the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) where he served as Director of Regulatory and Legislative Affairs, U.S. climate and energy. While at EDF, Andrew helped shape EDF’s domestic and international advocacy strategy. Before joining EDF, Andrew served as Vice President and General Counsel for Hickory Creek Ventures, LLC, a strategic consulting business focused on the nexus between natural resource production, legislative reform, and technology innovation. Immediately preceding Hickory Creek, Andrew was an Operational Officer and Vice President for Atlas Pipeline Mid-Continent in Tulsa Oklahoma. In addition, Andrew serves on the board of directors for the Solar Energy industries Association (SEIA), is a member of the board of the Pennsylvania Environmental Council and is the immediate past board Vice President of the Mid-Atlantic Renewable Energy Coalition and is a past member of Virginia Clean Energy Association and Chesapeake Solar and Storage Association boards of directors. Andrew has held many appointments, most recently on the advisory board of SAFER PA, then Virginia Governor Northam’s Natural Gas Workgroup, and then Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry’s advisory council for the Oklahoma Commission on Marginally Producing Oil and Gas Wells. Andrew received his B.S. in Agriculture and Natural Resources from Oklahoma State University and his J.D. from Oklahoma City University School of Law. He is licensed to practice law in Oklahoma and the District of Columbia.

Canadian Solar (USA)

VP, Policy and Market Development Global MSS

Andrew Williams

VP, Policy and Market Development Global MSS, Canadian Solar (USA)

Jed Boswell

GM, North America Operations, Hithium, USA

Ron Rohde

President, Ronald Rohde Law

Moderator

Kim Buttram

Director of Economic Development, City of Mesquite

The Future of Manufacturing and E-Commerce

Transforming Industrial CRE Through Cutting-Edge Technologies and Automation Solution

Sean Dalfen

Sean Dalfen is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Dalfen Industrial and leads the firm’s investment committees and management committees across its platforms. Under Sean’s leadership, Dalfen Industrial’s portfolio has grown to over 50 million square feet of industrial properties from coast to coast, making it one of the nation’s largest owners and developers of industrial real estate and a leader in the last mile sector. Over his career, Sean has transacted on an excess of $10 billion USD. Prior to Dalfen Industrial, Sean worked at NAI Commercial as an Investment Sales Broker where he was one of the company’s Top 10 producers in Canada. Sean is involved in a variety of philanthropic activities, sits on the boards of multiple charitable organizations and is a frequent speaker and panelist at private equity & commercial real estate industry events. Sean studied Psychology and Finance at Tel Aviv University’s Lowy School and McGill University. Sean is involved in a variety of philanthropic activities, sits on the boards of multiple charitable organizations and is a frequent speaker and panelist at private equity & commercial real estate industry events. Sean studied Psychology and Finance at Tel Aviv University’s Lowy School and McGill University.ral Partner’s Fund IV Investment Committee. After joining the firm in 2006, Sean was instrumental in the firm becoming one of the largest buyers of industrial real estate, having executed over $1.4 billion of transactions involving in excess of 30 million square feet of industrial properties in the U.S. and Canada. Prior to Dalfen, Sean worked at NAI Commercial as an Investment Sales Broker where he was one of the company’s Top 10 producers in Canada. Sean is involved in a variety of philanthropic activities and is a frequent speaker and panelist at private equity industry events in both Canada and the U.S. Sean studied Psychology and Finance at Tel Aviv University’s Lowy School and McGill University.

Dalfen Industrial

CEO

Sean Dalfen

CEO, Dalfen Industrial

Allyson Yost

SVP, Colliers

Jack Belford

Director of Supply Chain Investments, Legacy Investing

Brandon Perdue

Regional VP, Southwest, FCL Builders

Mike Grace

Director of Economic Development, Forney Economic Development Corporation

Moderator

Lathram Pou

President, National Title Group

Tenant Trends & End User Insights

Understanding Tenant Priorities and Demands in Industrial Spaces

Al Sorrels

SVP, Majestic Realty Co.

Steve Modory

Co-Managing Partner, Champion Partners

Chris Powers

CEO, Fort

Elizabeth Loving

Director, Mohr Partners

Lorelei Mewhirter

Principal and Director of Industrial Architecture, O'Brien Architects

Chris Copeland

VP, Industrial, Catamount Constructors

Moderator

Greg Gordon

President, Gordon Highlander

Remarks from the Podium

Daniel Alemán Jr.

Mayor, City of Mesquite

Sherif Hassan

VP of Market Expansion for North America, Re-Leased

Why You Should Attend this DFW Industrial Commercial Real Estate Event

What You’ll Learn

What emerging trends in industrial spaces, such as cold storage facilities and automated warehouses, are driving demand in Dallas-Fort Worth?
What are the key drivers behind the Metroplex's record-breaking 61.9M SF of new industrial deliveries last year?
What role does Dallas play in the national industrial market, and how does its growth compare to other major industrial hubs like Phoenix and Chicago?
What are the economic implications of DFW's industrial vacancy rate increase to 4.3% in December 2023, and how does it compare to national averages?
How are rising interest rates and inflation influencing the development and leasing of industrial spaces in North Texas?
What strategies can investors and developers employ to navigate economic uncertainties and maintain profitability in the industrial real estate sector?
What innovative technologies and construction methods are being employed in the development of new industrial parks and distribution centers in the Metroplex?
What are the future predictions for the growth of e-commerce and its impact on the demand for warehouse space in North Texas?
How are companies leveraging industrial real estate as a strategic asset in their expansion plans within the DFW market?
How has the expansion of cold storage and green energy manufacturing facilities contributed to the diversification of DFW's industrial landscape?

How You'll Do More Business From Attending This Event:

Situated at the heart of the U.S. with easy access to major transportation routes, Dallas-Fort Worth stands as a key player in the national industrial landscape. With a record-breaking 61.9M SF of new industrial space delivered in 2023 and a dynamic growth trajectory, DFW is fast becoming a top destination for industrial investment. As the region navigates economic shifts and rising demand for innovative logistics solutions, the opportunities are vast and evolving. Join us as we delve into the vibrant industrial market of DFW. Explore the latest trends, cutting-edge technologies, and market needs driving growth in the Metroplex. By attending, you'll connect with industry leaders, gain insights into market dynamics and uncover opportunities that can propel your business forward. Stay ahead of the curve, discover emerging growth areas and strategically position yourself in one of the country’s fastest-growing industrial hubs.

Who You’ll Meet During Networking: Owners, Developers, Investors, Brokers, Lawyers, Contractors, Construction, Engineers, Architects, Designers, Tenants, End Users, Leasing Agents, Accountants, Financial Institutions, Business Consultants, Technology Leaders, City and Government Officials.

Why You Should Attend: Bisnow events bring together the biggest power players in the industry to identify opportunities, build your network and expand your business. With the largest audience of commercial real estate professionals in the world, no one knows how to help your business more than we do. Join Bisnow as we jump into the market to analyze its strengths and strategize on its areas of opportunity. You don't want to miss this event!

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Venue

Inbound on Inwood
14303 Inwood Rd
Farmers Branch, TX 75244

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Agenda

Time	Activity
8:00 AM 8:50 AM	Breakfast, Networking And Announcements
8:50 AM 9:00 AM	Welcome From Host & Opening Remarks Susan Miller From M2G & Mayor Daniel Alemán Jr. From City of Mesquite
9:00 AM 9:45 AM	The State Of Industrial Real Estate Industry Trends, Market Insights And Future Projections From the Top Landlords, Owners And Developers In Industrial CRE - What key market insights can you share regarding the types of industrial properties that are most in demand today, and how are these preferences evolving? - In a highly competitive market, what are the most significant challenges developers are facing in the debt market, and how do you foresee these challenges evolving as we enter into 2025?
9:50 AM 10:35 AM	Industrial Facilities Strategic Site Selection, Development And Design - What key factors should developers consider when selecting sites for new industrial facilities, and how do local market conditions influence these decisions? - What are some emerging trends in industrial facility design that are reshaping how these spaces function, and how can developers stay ahead of these trends?
10:35 AM 10:50 AM	Networking And Coffee Break
10:50 AM 10:55 AM	Remarks from the Podium: Re-Leased
10:55 AM 11:40 AM	Financing Industrial Real Estate Navigating Capital Markets And Investment Strategies - What are the current trends in capital markets that are influencing financing options for industrial real estate, and how can investors leverage these trends? - What role do alternative financing sources play in the industrial real estate sector, and how are they changing the landscape for investors?
11:45 AM 12:30 PM	Power and Energy Spotlight The Future of Electric, Solar And More - How is the growth of solar manufacturing impacting industrial real estate demand, and what types of facilities are needed to support this expanding sector? - What strategies can industrial tenants and landlords employ to navigate the challenges of securing power amid long wait times and uncertainty in timelines for utility connections?
12:30 PM 1:30 PM	Lunch
1:30 PM 2:15 PM	The Future of Manufacturing And E-Commerce Transforming Industrial CRE Through Cutting-Edge Technologies and Automation Solution - How is automation transforming the way companies select and design industrial facilities for both manufacturing and e-commerce? - What impact is the rise of e-commerce having on industrial real estate demand, particularly in terms of space, location, and proximity to urban centers?
2:20 PM 3:05 PM	Tenant Trends And End User Insights Understanding Tenant Priorities And Demands in Industrial Spaces - What are the top priorities for tenants when selecting industrial spaces, and how have these needs evolved in recent years? - How are tenants leveraging flexible industrial spaces to adapt to fluctuating market conditions and operational demands?
3:05 PM 3:30 PM	Tours of Inbound Led M2G Ventures & Closing Networking