Truck stops for sale in Texas.
The biggest freight state in America, and our home market. We broker Texas truck stops and travel centers on and off market, and we're actively buying them ourselves.
The market
Why Texas is the strongest truck stop market in the country.
Texas moves more freight by truck than any other state. It carries the border trade through Laredo and El Paso, the Gulf Coast energy and port economy through Houston, and the fast-growing Texas Triangle between Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. Every one of those flows runs on diesel, and every driver needs somewhere to fuel, park, and eat.
For owners, that means deep buyer demand: operators expanding along the corridors, investors chasing net-leased fuel real estate, and 1031 capital hunting for yield. For buyers, it means a market with real volume growth behind it rather than a bet on a single plant or mine. Either way, corridor position is everything, and that is what we underwrite first.
Corridors
Where Texas truck stops trade best.
I-35 corridor
The border-to-heartland freight lane: Laredo to San Antonio, Austin, and DFW. The highest-velocity truck traffic in the state.
I-10 corridor
Coast-to-coast through Houston and El Paso, anchored by port, petrochemical, and cross-country long-haul volume.
I-20 corridor
DFW west to the Permian Basin and east toward the Southeast, energy freight plus national east-west flow.
I-45 corridor
Dallas to Houston, two top-five metros connected by one of the busiest truck lanes in America.
Texas Triangle metros
DFW, Houston, San Antonio, Austin: MSA-adjacent sites with industrial and outdoor-storage flexibility carry premium value.
Border & ports
Laredo, El Paso, and the Gulf ports feed sustained drayage and long-haul demand that supports fuel volumes.
A funded buyer
Selling in Texas? You just found a buyer.
The private investment group we represent is an active, well-capitalized acquirer of travel centers, and Texas is the current focus. That means your first conversation can be with a real, funded buyer, not a listing form.
- Location Sites within or near major Texas MSAs with real interstate access.
- Zoning Flexible industrial use and outdoor storage, not just retail.
- Vintage Older sites welcome, we see value where others see age.
Texas FAQ
Texas truck stops, answered.
How much do truck stops sell for in Texas?
Texas truck stops trade across a wide range, from under $2 million for small independent diesel stops to well north of $20 million for full-service interstate travel centers. Pricing is a capitalization rate applied to normalized net operating income plus the real estate, with corridor location, fuel volume, and store performance driving the multiple. A free confidential valuation is the fastest way to a real number.
Which Texas corridors are strongest for truck stops?
I-35 carries the border-to-heartland freight lane through San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas-Fort Worth. I-10 is the coast-to-coast southern route through Houston and El Paso. I-20 links DFW to the Permian and the Southeast, and I-45 connects Dallas and Houston. Sites with true interstate access inside or near these corridors and the Texas Triangle command the strongest buyer demand.
Are you buying truck stops in Texas right now?
Yes. The private investment group we represent is an active, well-capitalized, multi-state acquirer of travel centers and is actively acquiring in Texas, targeting sites within or near major metros with flexible industrial and outdoor-storage zoning. Older sites are welcome. Sellers can deal directly with a funded buyer instead of waiting on a marketplace.
Do you charge Texas owners for a valuation?
No. Valuations are free and confidential. Send your fuel volume, inside sales, and site details and we will benchmark your truck stop against live buyer demand and recent comparable trades, with no obligation.
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