SH 114 / Alliance corridor
Roanoke holds the Texas Legislature's designation as the Unique Dining Capital of Texas, and its Oak Street district has become a genuine restaurant destination. Just as important for commercial real estate, Roanoke sits where SH 114 meets the AllianceTexas corridor and I-35W, a short drive from Fort Worth Alliance Airport and the corporate campuses of Westlake, giving it access to a fast-growing industrial, logistics and professional base.
Restaurant & retail
Industrial & flex
Small office
Land & development
Oak Street (US 377 through downtown) draws diners from across the northern Metroplex, and surrounding retail benefits from that traffic plus rapid residential growth in Roanoke, Trophy Club, Northlake and northwest Tarrant County. Sites along SH 114 and Byron Nelson Boulevard capture the daily commuter trade that Oak Street does not.
Proximity to AllianceTexas and Alliance Airport makes Roanoke a practical base for contractors, service companies, light manufacturing and distribution users who want highway access to I-35W and SH 114 without competing for Alliance-scale big-box space.
Roanoke's own employer base is small and local. Its draw is proximity: the logistics employers of AllianceTexas to the west, and the Charles Schwab and Fidelity Investments campuses in neighboring Westlake to the east, are minutes away and support the city's restaurant and service demand.
The SH 114, US 377 and Cleveland-Gibbs Road corridors continue to see new commercial development as residential rooftops fill in north and west of the city toward Northlake and Justin.
Roanoke's employment base is local. The large employers that drive its commercial demand are next door at AllianceTexas and in Westlake.
The same brokerage services we provide across North Texas, applied to Roanoke's owners, tenants and corridors.
Tenant and landlord representation, renewals and owner-user purchases.
Learn moreSite selection, restaurant and service retail, shopping center leasing.
Learn moreWarehouse, flex and distribution leasing and sales.
Learn moreSite acquisition, entitlement guidance and development analysis.
Learn moreDaniel Weber at SVN | Trinity Advisors represents industrial and flex tenants, owner-users and landlords in Roanoke and the wider SH 114 and I-35W corridor, including the Alliance submarket. We can compare Roanoke against Alliance, Haslet and north Fort Worth on total occupancy cost, not just base rent.
Oak Street has a real regional draw and a strong roster of established operators, which is both the opportunity and the challenge. Second-generation restaurant space is scarce, so most new concepts either wait for a specific space or look at nearby SH 114 and Byron Nelson Boulevard sites. We help operators weigh destination traffic against daily commuter traffic before committing.
Yes, particularly along SH 114, US 377 and Cleveland-Gibbs Road where residential growth toward Northlake and Justin is creating demand for retail, service and flex development. We advise on site selection, entitlements and timing.
Corporate campus environment and Class A office along Solana and the SH 114 corridor.
Neighborhood retail, medical and small professional office along Keller Parkway and US 377.
Downtown offices, Near Southside medical and creative space, Clearfork mixed-use and the Alliance industrial corridor.
Master-planned office, medical and retail in Lakeside, River Walk and along FM 2499 / FM 407.
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