Southlake family trust plans $16M Roanoke industrial building

The Trust of Cyrus & Shirley C. Holley, a family trust with a Southlake address, registered a $16.0 million, 48,060 sq ft industrial building in Roanoke with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on Oct. 29, 2026. The project, listed as “Box Roanoke Industrial,” sits at 1000 W. State Highway 114 in Denton County.

Why it matters

The registration lists no tenant and says the tenant is not funding the work. That means a private trust, not a fund or a named industrial operator, is set to carry a $16.0 million building on State Highway 114 without a disclosed user. For industrial brokers, that is a new block of space to market in Roanoke. For nearby landowners, it is a recorded data point on what a Highway 114 parcel can support.

The numbers

The TDLR record, TABS2027004757, puts the estimated cost at $16.0 million for new construction of a 48,060 sq ft building. That works out to about $333 per sq ft. The filing lists an estimated start of Nov. 11, 2026, and completion of Dec. 15, 2027, a build window of about 13 months. No general contractor is named on the registration.

What’s next

A TDLR registration comes before a building permit. The next public record to watch is a city of Roanoke building permit for the address, which would typically name the general contractor. A lease announcement or a recorded construction loan would show who will occupy the building and how it is financed. More on the Dallas-Fort Worth industrial pipeline is tracked on the market hub.