How many projects does Old Dominion Freight Line have?

Old Dominion Freight Line has 8 registered construction projects in our database worth $81.1M, including 5 completed projects and 3 currently active projects across Texas with projects in El Paso, San Antonio, Midland-Odessa.

What types of properties does Old Dominion Freight Line develop?

Old Dominion Freight Line develops primarily new construction, with 5 new construction projects (63%) and 3 renovation projects (38%) totaling 327,615 square feet.

Where does Old Dominion Freight Line have properties?

Old Dominion Freight Line has properties in 7 cities across 7 counties, including El Paso, San Antonio, Odessa, Austin, Irving, with a concentration in El Paso and Bexar counties.

What is the total value of Old Dominion Freight Line's portfolio?

Old Dominion Freight Line's total registered project portfolio is worth $81.1M with an average project value of $10.1M across 8 projects.

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Property Owner3 Active

Old Dominion Freight Line

500 Old Dominion Way, Thomasville, North Carolina 27360

Jerry Canada

Total Projects

$81.1M

Portfolio Value

Active Now

327,615

Total Sq Ft

Cities

$10.1M

Avg Value

About Old Dominion Freight Line

Old Dominion Freight Line is a significant property owner and developer across Texas with projects in El Paso, San Antonio, Midland-Odessa with a comprehensive real estate portfolio of 8 construction projects valued at $81.1M. The development portfolio focuses primarily on new construction, with 5 new construction projects and 3 renovation projects representing 327,615 square feet of developed space.

📊Work Items

5 new construction projects (63%)
3 renovation projects (38%)
Average project value: $10.1M
Total square footage: 327,615 sq ft

🏙️Market Presence

El Paso2 projects
San Antonio1 projects
Odessa1 projects
Austin1 projects

With 3 active projects currently under development and 5 completed projects, Old Dominion Freight Line maintains a strong presence across 7 cities, working with leading architecture and design firms including Mollenkopf Design Group. The development portfolio is concentrated in El Paso, Corpus Christi, Hockley, establishing Old Dominion Freight Line as a key player in Texas commercial and residential real estate development.