The North Texas region is set to see a wave of large‑scale construction projects that promise to create jobs and expand critical infrastructure. According to recent filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), a $430 million data center will be built at AllianceTexas in Fort Worth, an Amazon facility is planned at Dallas‑Fort Worth International Airport, and a Danish‑owned logistics firm will remodel and expand a warehouse in Denton.
Fort Worth Data Center
The new data center, located at 14700 Heritage Parkway, is expected to break ground before the end of 2026. The project, estimated at $430 million, will be constructed on the AllianceTexas campus, a major hub for logistics and technology development. Fort Worth City Council recently approved the start of a moratorium process for data centers within city limits, a move that follows Governor Greg Abbott’s directive for state agencies to audit all data centers seeking grid connections. This oversight aims to ensure reliable power supply and responsible growth of the sector.
Amazon Facility at DFW Airport
Amazon’s upcoming facility at Dallas‑Fort Worth International Airport will add to the airport’s growing role as a logistics gateway. While specific cost details were not disclosed, the project is part of a broader push to enhance cargo handling capacity and streamline e‑commerce deliveries across the region. The airport’s strategic location makes it an ideal site for Amazon’s expanding network, supporting both local businesses and national distribution.
Denton Warehouse Expansion by DSV
DSV, a transportation and logistics company founded in Denmark, filed a TDLR application to remodel and expand its existing warehouse at 1110 N. Western Blvd. in Denton. The project, estimated at $1.24 billion, will serve the automotive, healthcare, industrial, and technology sectors. Construction is slated to run from September 28, 2026 through March 12, 2027, with an anticipated completion time of roughly six months for the renovation phase. The expanded facility is expected to increase DSV’s handling capacity and create a significant number of skilled jobs in the Denton area.
Legacy Union Renovations
In addition to the new builds, Legacy Union will undergo renovations to its lobby, fitness center, conference center, and property‑management office. The timeline for these upgrades is estimated at about six months, though exact dates were not provided.
Economic Impact
Collectively, these projects represent more than $2.6 billion in investment for the Dallas‑Fort Worth metroplex. The data center and Amazon facility will bolster the region’s reputation as a technology and logistics hub, while the DSV expansion underscores North Texas’s growing importance in national supply‑chain networks. Local officials anticipate that the construction phases will generate thousands of temporary jobs, and the completed facilities will provide long‑term employment opportunities across a range of skill levels.
Community leaders have welcomed the announcements, noting that the projects align with ongoing efforts to attract high‑tech and logistics firms to the area. The combination of public‑sector support, such as the data‑center moratorium process, and private‑sector investment reflects a collaborative approach to sustainable growth.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Frisco — read the source article.
