Truist is agent on $557.4M Fort Worth industrial loan
Three Tarrant County deeds of trust recite one $557.4M Truist-agented loan on industrial land in Fort Worth and Great Southwest, recorded Oct. 30, 2026.
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Truist Bank, acting as agent, is the lender on a $557,423,750 loan recorded in Tarrant County on Oct. 30, 2026. Three separate deeds of trust each recite that same sum, so the loan is one $557.4 million facility secured by properties in Fort Worth and the Great Southwest industrial district, not a $1.67 billion total. For industrial developers and lenders, it shows a single bank group financing a multi-parcel industrial portfolio in Tarrant County.
Why it matters
Counting this loan correctly matters because the instruments multiply on paper. Each deed of trust covers different lots but names the same principal sum, which is how a blanket loan secured by many parcels appears in the county index. Adding the three would triple the real figure.
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The borrower is FIVF-III-TX5 LP. The entity naming resembles the Industrial Value Fund series run by Faropoint, a New Jersey industrial investor, and the Texas Comptroller lists the FIVF-III entities with a New Jersey mailing ZIP code. The deeds do not name Faropoint, so we treat that link as likely, not confirmed.
The numbers
- Principal sum: $557,423,750, stated in words and figures in each of three deeds of trust.
- Instruments: D226211106 (Great Southwest South, Lot 13), D226210997 (Handley Heights South, Fort Worth, Lot 4-DR1, Block 2) and D226211010 (Handley Heights South, Lot 4-CR, Block 2). Each is 32 pages, dated Oct. 23, 2026.
- Lender: Truist Bank, as agent, which indicates a lender group rather than a single bank.
- A separate deed, D226211105, recorded the same day, moved Great Southwest South property from FIVF-III-TX1 LLC to FIVF-III-TX5 LP, an affiliate-to-affiliate transfer with no price stated.
- Our wire shows four filings by this borrower in Tarrant County on Oct. 30.
What’s next
The loan may also carry deeds of trust in other counties, because blanket facilities are often recorded wherever collateral sits. We will check for matching filings in Dallas, Johnson and Denton counties and report any that reveal the full pool of properties. For other industrial and financing filings in the region, see the Dallas market page.
On the record
Three Tarrant deeds of trust recorded Oct. 30, 2026 (D226211106, D226210997, D226211010) each recite the same principal sum of $557,423,750 from FIVF-III-TX5 LP to Truist Bank as agent; the sum is one loan counted once, not $1.67 billion
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Primary record
- Public recordDeed D226211105, recorded the same day, conveys Great Southwest South property from FIVF-III-TX1 LLC to FIVF-III-TX5 LPView the record on tarrant.tx.publicsearch.us
- Tarrant County ClerkDeed of trust, instrument D226210997
- Tarrant County ClerkDeed of trust, instrument D226211010