HQ Move Supports Coast-to-Coast Strategy

This spec building is across from the facility in Wilmer on I-45, to be occupied by a national tenant.

DALLAS—After relocating to Dallas last year, Xebec continues a national strategy of building for the specific and unique demands in each of its target markets across the United States. The firm currently has more than 6.5 million square feet of industrial buildings under development in select logistics markets including Dallas, Atlanta, Charleston, SC; the Los Angeles Basin and Columbus, OH.

“After more than 30 years of basing our operations out of Southern California, Xebec relocated its headquarters to Dallas in 2017 to support our coast-to-coast build-to-core portfolio strategy,” Randy Kendrick, co-founder and CEO of Xebec, tells GlobeSt.com. “We wanted our headquarters to be in a city that had major international intermodal centers, excellent international airport and a diverse economic base that could support our investment platform growth and our overall strategy. We plan to grow our asset base in Texas and believe the regions around Dallas, Houston and other key intermodal cities will continue to be strategic locations for companies that need to reach customers in Texas or transport goods long distance from the coastal and inland ports.”