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A 933,656-square-foot Amazon facility is planned for Terrell, TX.
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The project is expected to contribute to the Dallas area’s construction and trade job demand.
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Amazon has invested roughly $70B in Texas since 2019.
A new industrial project is planned for Terrell, Texas, where Amazon is reportedly developing a 933,656-square-foot distribution center, according to the Dallas Business Journal.
The facility is expected to generate jobs for construction professionals in site work, concrete, ironwork, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) trades.
The project is being developed by Seefried Industrial Properties, a known Amazon developer. Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filings show that work began on the site in June. Plans for the commercial construction project include a ground-up logistics facility and supporting structures for security.
In early July, Seefried Industrial Properties announced plans to build a 1.6 million-square-foot Amazon sorting center in Troup County, Georgia, expected to open in 2027.
Amazon’s $70B Texas Expansion
Amazon has invested roughly $70B in Texas since 2019, with 49 fulfillment centers, 33 delivery stations, and 36 Whole Foods stores statewide, according to the Dallas Business Journal.
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