A portion of Harris Ranch in north Denton is slated for industrial development. The project will occupy 53 acres of land near I-35. The area was previously used as ranchland but will be transformed into a business park.
Urban Logistics is the company behind the development. Further information about the project can be found through the Denton Record-Chronicle. Details about the development are available from this source for those interested in learning more about the upcoming business park.
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