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Investment Highlights

  • Rare Mansfield industrial acquisition offering scale, functionality, and accessibility in one of DFW’s fastest-growing submarkets.
  • Direct access to rail spur and US 287, with convenient proximity to SH 360, I-20, and I-35W for optimal regional connectivity.
  • Robust logistics infrastructure includes 30-foot clear height, seven dock-high doors, drive-in access, and fully secured yard space.
  • 85,200-square-foot facility positioned 5.52 acres with adaptable office, lab, and warehouse space for diverse industrial operations.
  • Heavy 3-phase, 480V, 3,000-amp power service supports manufacturing, assembly, specialized production, and other high-demand concepts.
  • Investors benefit from compelling market fundamentals, with vacancies at just 6.4%, driving stable rent growth of 2.4% during the past 12 months.

Executive Summary

1500 E Broad Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a highly functional industrial asset in Mansfield, one of the fastest-growing industrial submarkets in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. The ±85,200-square-foot facility sits on 5.52 acres and combines modern infrastructure, flexible zoning, and exceptional accessibility to support owner/users and investors alike.

The property features a versatile mix of office, lab, and warehouse space with 3-phase, 480V, 3,000-amp power, 30-foot clear heights, air-conditioned warehouse areas, and a new TPO roof installed in 2024. Seven dock-high doors, a drive-in ramp, a sprinkler system, a fully fenced truck court, and rail spur access further enhance operational efficiency. Industrial-1 zoning allows for a wide range of uses, including manufacturing, distribution, fabrication, data centers, wholesale operations, automotive uses, recreational facilities, schools, churches, and lumber yards.

Strategically located with immediate access to US 287 and convenient connections to SH 360, I-20, and I-35W, the property provides excellent access to labor, customers, and regional distribution networks. Additionally, prime visibility to more than 25,000 vehicles daily at a signalized intersection creates valuable branding exposure.

Strong market fundamentals reinforce the investment opportunity. Mansfield's industrial vacancy rate remains low at 6.4%, while continued rent growth reflects sustained demand. More than 144,900 residents live within 5 miles of the property, supported by high household incomes and a skilled workforce concentrated in manufacturing, transportation, construction, and trade industries.

Combining scale, infrastructure, and strategic positioning, 1500 E Broad Street stands out as a compelling opportunity in one of North Texas's most sought-after industrial corridors.

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Property Facts

Sale Type Investment
Property Type Industrial
Property Subtype
Manufacturing
  • Flex Light Manufacturing
  • Industrial Warehouse
Building Class B
Lot Size 5.52 AC
Rentable Building Area 85,200 SF
No. Stories 1
Year Built 1969
Tenancy Single
Parking Ratio 1.17/1,000 SF
Clear Ceiling Height 30’
No. Dock-High Doors/Loading 7
Zoning Industrial-1 - Permitted uses are distribution, assembly, manufacturing, food processing, machine welding, wholesale, auto shop/sales, lumber yard, church,school etc

Amenities

  • 24 Hour Access
  • Courtyard
  • Fenced Lot
  • Floor Drains
  • Air Conditioning
  • Smoke Detector
  • Breakroom
  • Locker Room

Utilities

  • Lighting
  • Gas - Natural
  • Water - City
  • Sewer - City
  • Heating - Gas

Major Tenants

  • Tenant
  • Industry
  • SF Occupied
  • Rent/SF
  • Lease End
  • Finance and Insurance
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MJP Acquisitions began in 1997 as a packaging business founded by Don Knight and Michael Polarek. The company develops and distributes packaging, shipping, and business solutions for industrial and commercial customers through businesses that include Packaging Alliance, Paragon Packaging, Gulsby Packaging, and Mark It Plus. Its offerings span plastic pails, totes, bottles, blow molded containers, specialty sample bottles, labeling materials, and a range of shipping and packaging supplies. The company serves customers in areas tied to retail and industrial packaging, with operations built around manufacturing, distribution, and consulting within the packaging sector.

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Tenant Industry SF Occupied Rent/SF Lease End
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Fairly walkable
50/100
Exceptionally drivable
100/100
Fairly bikeable
50/100

About Mansfield

Mansfield’s industrial area is located in the southern portion of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, positioned between Fort Worth, Arlington, and Midlothian. The submarket is anchored by key transportation corridors, including US 287 and the 360 Tollway, which provide direct connectivity to I- 20 and the broader regional highway network. This location also places Mansfield in proximity to established industrial hubs such as the Great Southwest and South Dallas submarkets, while also benefiting from continued industrial expansion across southern Tarrant County.

The Mansfield industrial market is supported by a diverse base of users, including distribution operations, light manufacturing, and service-oriented businesses. Owners and occupiers are drawn to the area for its ability to support day-to-day operations through convenient roadway access and proximity to surrounding residential growth. The submarket accommodates a mix of building formats, allowing businesses to scale operations while maintaining access to nearby labor pools and customers in one of the Metroplex’s strongest population growth corridors.

Development patterns in Mansfield reflect a blend of newer industrial projects and established properties, with activity generally concentrated along major thoroughfares and near key commercial corridors. The broader Dallas-Fort Worth industrial market continues to attract logistics and manufacturing users due to its central location and extensive transportation network. These dynamic supports continued interest in Mansfield as a flexible, lower-density alternative to more built-out submarkets.

Overall, Mansfield offers an accessible and expanding industrial environment suited for investors seeking exposure to one of the nation’s most active logistics markets, with the added benefit of strong population growth and continued development in the surrounding area.

Demographics

Regional Accessibility

50 Miles 50 Mi. 100 Miles 100 Mi. 500 Miles 500 Mi.
City
Population
Miles
Drive Time
Fort Worth
895,008
22
0 h 31 m
Dallas
1,345,047
38
0 h 57 m
Austin
964,254
177
3 h 18 m
Houston
2,325,502
235
4 h 14 m
San Antonio
1,532,233
257
4 h 48 m
Memphis
650,618
494
8 h 52 m
Access and Labor Force
10 Miles
Total Population
450,499
Total Labor Force
267,736
Unemployment Rate
4.08%
Median Household Income
$96,498
Warehouse Employees
50,269
High School Education Or Higher
89.40%

Nearby Amenities

Restaurants

Torchy's Tacos - - 5 min walk
Smoothie Factory - - 5 min walk
Dairy Queen - - 9 min walk
Starbucks - - 12 min walk
McAlister's Deli Bakery - 13 min walk
First Watch - - 13 min walk
Pei Wei Asian Diner - - 13 min walk
The Boiling Crab - - 16 min walk
Sonic Drive-In - - 16 min walk

Retail

Comet Cleaners Cleaners 3 min walk
Autobahn Mobile Detailing Automotive 5 min walk
AT&T Wireless Wireless Communications 5 min walk
Tj Maxx Off-Price 5 min walk
Elements Massage Massage 6 min walk
Salon & Executive Suites Of Mansfield Salon/Barber/Spa 7 min walk
Hobby Lobby Hobby 8 min walk
Academy Sports + Outdoors Sporting Goods 15 min walk
Freedom Chiropractic MD/DDS 16 min walk

Hotels

Hampton by Hilton
88 rooms
5 min drive
Fairfield Inn
82 rooms
5 min drive
La Quinta Inns & Suites
67 rooms
6 min drive
Best Western Plus
70 rooms
5 min drive
Holiday Inn Express
70 rooms
7 min drive
SpringHill Suites
88 rooms
6 min drive
Comfort Inn
60 rooms
6 min drive
InTown Suites
121 rooms
12 min drive

Property Taxes

Property Taxes

Parcel Number
40732304
Land Assessment
$961,472
Improvements Assessment
$2,704,791
Total Assessment
$3,666,263

Sale Advisors

Sale Advisors

Elaine Xu, CCIM, Executive Vice President
Praised for her professionalism and knowledge of the industry, Elaine has successfully served a diverse set of local, national and international clients as a key member of Younger Partners Global Investment Team. She specializes in income property and land sales, landlord and tenant representation. Elaine has completed numerous transactions in office, industrial, retail buildings and land, accumulating rich knowledge and expertise in both sales and leasing.

Elaine holds the CCIM designation, one of the highest and most prestigious professional credentials in the commercial real estate industry. She also held a CPA license with years of experience in financial analysis of real estate investments, allowing her to handle the technical side of business with ease.
Nan Li, Vice President
Nan Li is a commercial real estate broker at Younger Partners with more than 20 years of experience across the commercial real estate lifecycle, delivering client-driven advisory and execution.
2026 DCEO Power Broker.
  • Listing ID: 41097708

  • Date on Market: 6/29/2026

  • Last Updated:

  • Address: 1500 E Broad St, Mansfield, TX 76063

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