Property Overview

• Submarket: Deep Ellum / Santa Fe Trail – South Dallas Fair Park
• Total Building Size: 41,141 SF
• Available Space: 41,141 SF (full building, immediate availability)
• Lot Size: 1.44 acres (62,950 SF)
• Year Built: 1965
• Building Class: B
• Construction Type: Steel-frame industrial warehouse/showroom
• Zoning: Z239 – Industrial (City of Dallas)
• Lease Type: Direct lease (NNN)
• Estimated Rent: $15.00/SF/year ($1.25/SF/month)

Building Specifications

• Stories: Single-story
• Clear Ceiling Height: 12 feet
• Drive-In Bays: 6
• Dock-High Doors: Not specified (primarily drive-in loading)
• Parking: 45 spaces (surface parking)
• Office Space: Flexible showroom/office build-out potential
• Utilities: Gas service available; standard industrial utilities
• Tenancy: Single-tenant

Property Description

This 41,141 SF industrial/showroom facility at 1031 S Haskell Avenue offers flexible layout potential for warehouse, showroom, or mixed-use operations. Built in 1965, the property features six drive-in bays, 12-foot clear height, and 45 surface parking spaces, making it suitable for distribution, service operations, or customer-facing industrial uses. With prime visibility along the Santa Fe Trail in Deep Ellum, the site benefits from exceptional access to downtown Dallas and major freeways. Offered at $15.00/SF/year NNN, the property provides a rare opportunity for tenants seeking industrial space with showroom potential in a dynamic commercial district.

Strategic Positioning

• Located in Deep Ellum / Santa Fe Trail corridor
• Immediate access to I‑30, I‑45, and US‑75
• Proximity to Downtown Dallas and Fair Park
• Strong visibility and accessibility for customer-facing operations
• Suitable for warehouse, showroom, or mixed-use tenants

Benchmarking Note

Compared to modern Class A bulk warehouses in DFW, this property’s 1965 vintage, 12-foot clear height, and showroom orientation place it below logistics standards. However, its prime Deep Ellum location, drive-in loading, and customer-facing potential make it attractive to service-oriented tenants, distributors, or mixed-use operators seeking visibility and central Dallas access.