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Japanese Cheesecake Brand Uncle Tetsu Opening at H Mart Shopping Center in Haltom City

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Japanese Cheesecake Brand Uncle Tetsu Opening at H Mart Shopping Center in Haltom City Tenant Improvement Plans Filed for Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake at H Mart Haltom City Uncle Tetsu , the popular Japanese cheesecake brand, is planning its first restaurant in the DFW market. The restaurant submitted plans for a 1,400-square-foot tenant improvement at the H Mart shopping center in Haltom City, Texas. State filings list the address as 3970 N.E. Loop 820 Suite #700 with construction slated to start December 2025 and wrap up by February 2026. The estimated tenant improvement cost is $500,000. What to expect from Uncle Tetsu — Japanese cheesecake craft Founded in Japan in 1985 by Tetsushi Mizokami, Uncle Tetsu is known for its light, souffle-style Japanese cheesecake. The brand operates 16 locations and focuses on fresh, made-to-order cheesecakes and boxed specialty desserts. In the United States...
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NorthPoint Development Plans $32M Intermodal Logistics Center Building 1 in Fort Worth

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NorthPoint Development Plans $32M Intermodal Logistics Center Building 1 in Fort Worth
Rendering of Intermodal Logistics Center Building 1 in Fort Worth

NorthPoint Development to Build $32M Intermodal Logistics Center Building 1 in Fort Worth

Kansas City–based NorthPoint Development is preparing to expand its North Texas footprint with the addition of a major light industrial facility. The new project, Intermodal Logistics Center Building 1, will rise at 1384 Bold Ruler Road in Fort Worth. Plans call for a 700,000-square-foot concrete tilt-up facility with an estimated price tag of $32 million.

Project History

The Intermodal Logistics Center has steadily evolved into one of Fort Worth’s most competitive industrial hubs. Designed to serve regional distribution and supply chain operations, the park emphasizes flexibility, large-scale configurations, and high-performance features. NorthPoint has positioned the development as a strategic solution for businesses needing proximity to rail, highway, and labor resources.

With both rear-loading and cross-dock layouts, the center offers multiple building configurations and build-to-suit opportunities. Standard enhancements across the park include LED lighting with motion sensors, 45,000-pound dock levelers, and generous tenant improvement allowances, ensuring users can adapt facilities to their operational needs.

Building 1 Specifications

  • Size: 700,000 sq. ft.
  • Clear Height: 40 ft.
  • Column Spacing: 50' x 50' + 60' speed bays
  • Dock-High Doors: 72
  • Future Dock Doors: 52
  • Drive-In Doors: 4
  • Truck Positions: 225
  • Warehouse Configuration: Cross-dock
  • Construction Type: Concrete tilt-wall

Developer and Contractor

NorthPoint Development, headquartered in Kansas City, continues to expand aggressively in Texas industrial markets. The firm has delivered millions of square feet of industrial space across the U.S., specializing in logistics parks and distribution hubs.

According to public filings, Logan Fitch, project manager at NorthPoint, is leading development efforts for Building 1.

Uprite Construction, operating from its Dallas office, will serve as the general contractor. The permit filing lists Chris Divis, senior project manager, as the point of contact. Uprite brings extensive experience in tilt-wall industrial construction across Texas and is expected to oversee a tight build schedule.

Timeline and Permitting

The project is currently in plan review with the City of Fort Worth. An XTeam application was accepted on September 8, 2025, though a public meeting date has not yet been scheduled. Construction is expected to begin soon, with completion anticipated by September 2026.

Community and Market Impact

The Intermodal Logistics Center is poised to add significant capacity to Fort Worth’s already strong industrial base. With over 700,000 sq. ft. of speculative space, Building 1 is expected to draw interest from logistics, e-commerce, and supply chain operators seeking modern facilities with high-volume truck and dock infrastructure.

The expansion underscores Fort Worth’s role as a strategic logistics gateway, fueled by robust workforce availability, rail connectivity, and highway access.

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