Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions acquires three shallow-bay industrial assets across Florida and Texas
Type: Acquisition · Technology: Industrial · Country: United States · Announced: 2026-09-15
Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions, a vertically integrated real estate investment and operating platform, announced the acquisition of three shallow-bay industrial properties totaling 595,705 square feet across key markets in Orlando and Dallas/Fort Worth. The assets include Silver Star Commerce Center, an eight-building, 254,915-square-foot property in Orlando; 429 Business Center, a seven-building, 259,378-square-foot property also in Orlando; and Garden Brook, a two-building, 81,412-square-foot property located in Farmers Branch, Texas, part of the Greater Dallas/Fort Worth area. The acquisitions advance Speed Bay’s strategy to invest in small-bay, multitenant industrial assets situated in high-demand, supply-constrained infill markets across the United States. Speed Bay, which officially launched its platform in June 2026, has completed approximately three million square feet of acquisitions to date, including approximately two million square feet in 2026 alone. These three acquisitions reflect the pace and discipline behind Speed Bay’s growth strategy, with the firm marking its seventh acquisition in the Greater Dallas/Fort Worth market with the purchase of Garden Brook.
Analysis
Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions announced the acquisition of three shallow‑bay industrial properties totaling 595,705 square feet in Orlando, Florida and Farmers Branch, Texas on September 15 2026. The acquired assets include Silver Star Commerce Center (254,915 sq ft, eight buildings, Orlando), 429 Business Center (259,378 sq ft, seven buildings, Orlando) and Garden Brook (81,412 sq ft, two buildings, Farmers Branch, Dallas/Fort Worth). Speed Bay launched its platform in June 2026 and has completed approximately three million square feet of acquisitions to date, including about two million square feet in 2026. The Garden Brook purchase is Speed Bay’s seventh acquisition in the Greater Dallas/Fort Worth market. Deal value and financing terms were not disclosed.
Key points
- Acquisition announced September 15 2026
- Total size 595,705 sq ft across three assets
- Silver Star Commerce Center: 254,915 sq ft, eight buildings, Orlando
- 429 Business Center: 259,378 sq ft, seven buildings, Orlando
- Garden Brook: 81,412 sq ft, two buildings, Farmers Branch, Dallas/Fort Worth
Counterparties
- Garden Brook (Seller)
- Silver Star Commerce Center (Seller)
- Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions (Buyer)
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