The developer behind the expansive 26,000-acre project is set to construct three speculative industrial buildings at northport and westport. These new facilities will collectively cover nearly 1.5 million square feet.
New industrial spec development are on the rise, focusing on innovative, sustainable design and advanced technology integration. These projects prioritize efficiency and flexibility, catering to modern logistics, manufacturing, and warehousing needs while also considering environmental impact and energy usage to meet the demands of future industries.
NORTHLAKE, TX—the developer behind the 26,000-acre project, is set to construct three new speculative industrial buildings with a combined area of nearly 1.5 million square feet. The development will include two buildings in northport and one in westport.
Once fully developed, the westport facility will rank among the largest distribution centers in the United States. Construction for each building is set to commence in March, with completion anticipated in the fourth quarter of this year. These new projects will contribute to a total of nearly 4 million square feet of speculative industrial space over the past year.
Tony Creme, senior vice president expressed enthusiasm about the new phase of their speculative building program, stating, “We are thrilled to initiate three new Class-A facilities, including westport 11, which has the potential to become one of the largest state-of-the-art distribution centers in the country, spanning over 2 million square feet. Our ‘on-demand’ strategy, paired with numerous shovel-ready development sites, will enable us to maintain exceptional speed-to-market capabilities, catering to the needs of both new and existing clients.”
