Keller Hicks files $55M Haslet logistics park, 57% of DFW TDLR day

Keller Hicks registered FW-35 Logistics Crossing, a $55,000,000, 993,776 sq ft tilt-wall logistics project at 1680 Harmon Road in Haslet, with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on Oct. 19, 2026. The owner of record is Keller Hicks JV35 LLC. It was one of four Dallas-Fort Worth projects registered that day, and it outweighs the other three combined.

Why it matters

A TDLR TABS registration is the state’s accessibility-review filing for any project over $50,000. It is a primary record of a planned project’s owner and estimated cost, and it usually posts before a city building permit. For contractors and brokers, the Haslet filing puts a scope, an address and an estimated October 2026 start on the record for a near-1-million sq ft warehouse northwest of Fort Worth.

The numbers

1. FW-35 Logistics Crossing, 1680 Harmon Road, Haslet, Tarrant County. Keller Hicks JV35 LLC filed an estimated $55.0M for 993,776 sq ft of new tilt-wall construction, with completion estimated Oct. 1, 2027.
2. Target Fate TX T3066, Fate, Rockwall County. Target filed an estimated $17.0M, with work estimated to start Feb. 1, 2027.
3. AutoNation Frisco Ford Remodel, Frisco, Collin County. Filed at an estimated $16.0M, with work estimated to start March 1, 2027.
4. Christian Heights Emergency Center, Collin County. Filed at an estimated $8.0M, with work estimated to start Dec. 14, 2026.

The four registrations total $96.0M in estimated construction cost. The Haslet project is 57.3% of that total.

What’s next

A TABS registration is a cost estimate and a regulatory step, not a groundbreaking. The next public record for the Haslet project would be a building permit from the town, and TDLR’s record will show amendments if the scope or budget changes.

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