Link Logistics Has Acquired Industrial Portfolio
The firm added four properties totaling nearly 700,000 square feet in Texas and Georgia.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Commercial
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Link Logistics has completed the acquisition of the Gateway Infill Growth Portfolio, adding 697,276 square feet of industrial space to its holdings. This expansion includes three properties in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and one in Atlanta.
Why it matters
This move reflects the company's strategy of increasing its footprint in infill-focused locations that demonstrate strong long-term demand drivers. The addition bolsters Link Logistics' existing presence in two of the country's most active industrial real estate markets.
The acquisition adds 294,795 square feet in Irving, 100,868 in Grand Prairie, and 52,613 in Farmers Branch, along with 249,000 square feet in Suwanee. Link Logistics now manages over 33 million square feet in Dallas-Fort Worth and 38 million in Atlanta.
The players
Link Logistics
An industrial real estate operator established by Blackstone in 2019 that manages a U.S. portfolio of 0.5 billion square feet.
JLL
A global commercial real estate services firm that represented the seller in the Gateway Infill Growth Portfolio transaction.
The details
The transaction involved the Gateway Infill Growth Portfolio, which consists of industrial assets positioned for high-density delivery needs. Link Logistics manages these properties by leveraging its significant portfolio scale, proprietary market data, and management technology. JLL represented the seller throughout the negotiation and finalization of this portfolio deal.
Timeline
Blackstone established Link Logistics in 2019.
The company completed the portfolio acquisition in September 2026.
The Home Front
This acquisition follows the industry-wide focus on infill development, which prioritizes industrial space located within or near densely populated urban centers. By securing these logistics nodes, operators aim to maintain efficiency in the delivery chains serving local homeowners.
While this acquisition impacts logistics capacity rather than direct residential property, you may notice increased industrial activity if your home is located near these regional hubs. Monitor your local zoning and development announcements to stay informed about changes in your immediate area.
The takeaway
Large-scale industrial acquisitions like this signal continued demand for localized distribution centers near major residential markets. Keep an eye on local logistics development trends, as they often correlate with shifts in nearby traffic patterns and regional land-use planning.
Further reading
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