McKinney business park is growing with two more buildings

The warehouses will include more than 430,000 square feet of space and will be completed in 2024,

The Airport Trade Center buildings will cost more than $27 million.Dallas-based commercial property firm NAI Robert Lynn is leasing Greystar’s McKinney project.

McKinney is seeing an increase industrial development with several developers working on warehouse projects. Greystar is one of the country’s largest operators and builders of apartments that has recently expanded into industrial development. Greystar’s best-known Dallas apartment projects include the Ascent apartment high-rise in Victory Park and the Gabriella tower just east of downtown on Live Oak Street.

North Texas is the country’s largest industrial development market with more than 70 million square feet of space in the pipeline.

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