M2G Ventures wraps up construction of new Class A facility in Dallas-Ft. Worth area May 14, 2021
M2G Ventures, a North Texas-based real estate investment and development company leading through industry disruption, announced today the completion of 645,000 square-foot Class A industrial development, North Quarter 35. Located off North Freeway, Graham Cracker Dr., and Golden Triangle Blvd., in North Fort Worth, the project solidifies M2G’s vision of delivering a first-class industrial park by creating places where users want to be.
Strategically located along I-35 in the TexasAlliance Mobility Innovation Zone, North Quarter 35 is surrounded by some of the top logistics companies in the area with unparalleled access across the Alliance and Meacham Fossil Creek submarkets. The location touts direct visibility of over two million people at the corner of the Golden Triangle’s major East West thoroughfare.
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