Fort Worth-based Corinth Land Co. has further strengthened its North Texas industrial portfolio with the acquisition of the South Airport Circle Business Park, located at 1131 South Airport Circle, Euless, TX 76040. The 19,000 square-foot, multi-tenant industrial flex property is fully leased and marks Corinth’s third acquisition in the Euless area.
The transaction closed on August 1, 2025 with financing provided by Tim Whitlock at Pinnacle Bank of Cleburne and equity from Corinth Land Co.
“This acquisition represents a strategic expansion of our industrial flex portfolio in Euless, where we already maintain a substantial presence,” commented Danny Peters, broker of record for Corinth Land Co. “The property was sourced off-market, allowing us to secure a fully stabilized, multi-tenant asset in one of the most supply-constrained infill submarkets in the DFW region. Opportunities of this caliber rarely come to market, so we appreciate our strong local relationships that were instrumental in making this transaction possible.”
The South Airport Circle Business Park is located just minutes from DFW International Airport and offers immediate access to major transportation corridors, making it a prime location for industrial tenants seeking proximity and convenience.
The acquisition underscores Corinth’s strategic focus on high-performing submarkets across North Texas. Founded in 2006 by Paun Peters, the company initially specialized in oil and gas surface sites and easements in the Barnett Shale before pivoting to commercial and residential real estate investments across Texas and North America.
“This was a highly calculated addition to our portfolio. The asset’s infill location and stabilized tenancy align perfectly with our long-term investment strategy in Euless, where we’ve built significant operational scale,” said Corinth Land Co President Paun Peters. “Integrating this property enhances our operational efficiency and market momentum. We acted quickly to capitalize on an off-market opportunity that complements our existing footprint.”
