Premier PV is making a big Texas move, locking in a lease for the entire 265,400-square-foot Ridge at Mountain Creek industrial building in southwest Dallas. The solar firm is set to occupy the single-story warehouse at 4715 Mountain Creek Parkway, a site that combines outdoor yard space for expansion with heavy industrial infrastructure. In a spring season packed with activity, this one ranks among the larger industrial deals on the Dallas radar.
According to REBusinessOnline, Premier PV is taking the full building under a 265,400-square-foot industrial lease. The property will now operate as a single-tenant facility for an energy-sector user, with Holt Lunsford Commercial handling landlord representation and Site Selection Group representing Premier PV on the tenant side.
Deal Details and Property Specs
The Ridge at Mountain Creek is not exactly a newcomer to the market. The property listing shows the building was originally constructed in 2004 and renovated in 2025. It offers roughly 34.5-foot clear heights and numerous dock doors, the kind of specs logistics and industrial users hunt for in a tight market. Marketing materials on LoopNet highlight roughly six acres of outdoor space that can be used for future expansion or outdoor storage, positioning the asset for distribution, light assembly, or equipment staging.
Holt Lunsford Commercial credits Canon Shoults, Keaton Brice, Maddy Coffman, and John Gorman as the landlord-side brokers who handled the assignment for owner Cantex Capital. Holt Lunsford Commercial features the Premier PV lease in its April deal recap, placing it prominently within the firm’s Dallas industrial lineup. REBusinessOnline notes that Jake Wilson of Site Selection Group represented Premier PV on the tenant side of the transaction.
What It Means For DFW's Industrial Market
Large, single-tenant leases at this scale continue to shape leasing dynamics across the Dallas–Fort Worth industrial market, where demand for modern, high-clear space remains elevated. Cushman & Wakefield’s Dallas/Fort Worth MarketBeat points to a robust first quarter of leasing activity and steady appetite for big-format buildings across the metro. Deals like Premier PVs help soak up existing inventory and give owners more reason to take older shells through renovations so they can compete with the latest spec product.
Why Clean-Energy Firms Are Taking Space
Premier PV’s move also lines up neatly with broader shifts in the solar and clean-energy supply chain, as companies scale up warehousing, light assembly, and logistics to support project pipelines and growing domestic manufacturing capacity. The Solar Energy Industries Association’s 2025 Year in Review documents substantial growth in U.S. module manufacturing capacity last year, even as installation timing shifted, a combination that helps explain why energy-focused firms are widening their industrial footprints. For landlords and brokers, that trend keeps interest strong in properties with high electrical capacity, generous yard space, and heavy loading infrastructure.
Regional deal trackers and local outlets have flagged the Premier PV lease as one of several sizable industrial transactions signed across North Texas this spring. D Magazine includes the Ridge at Mountain Creek deal in its commercial real estate roundup, placing it among other large-format moves around the region. The continued concentration of renewables-related activity, from manufacturing announcements to logistics deals, helps keep Dallas on the map as a strategic distribution hub for the broader Sun Belt.
With Premier PV set to occupy 4715 Mountain Creek Parkway, one of southwest Dallas’s larger industrial shells is transforming into a single-tenant operations center for the solar sector. Owners, brokers, and market-watchers will be watching to see how quickly the tenant ramps up activity and whether more energy players follow with similar expansions into nearby industrial parks.
