C-PACE Financing Secured for New Industrial Development in Denton
December 19, 2025 - 02:17
DENTON, Texas, Dec. 18, 2025 — A significant milestone has been achieved in Denton with the recent closing of a $3.6 million C-PACE financing deal for a six-building industrial complex. This project, encompassing 107,000 square feet, is poised to provide modern and adaptable industrial spaces that will cater to the growing needs of the local population and business sector.
The financing was facilitated by a collaboration between two prominent entities in the C-PACE lending space. Their efforts reflect a commitment to supporting sustainable development in Texas. The new industrial complex is expected to contribute positively to the economic landscape of Denton, offering businesses the infrastructure they require to thrive.
As the region continues to experience rapid growth, this development is a strategic move to enhance the industrial capacity and attract further investment. The project not only aims to meet current demands but also positions Denton as an appealing location for future industrial ventures.
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