INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE — WILLIAMSON COUNTY — HUTTO CROSSING BUSINESS PARK

Hutto, Tx

151 Alliance Blvd | Hutto Crossing Business Park Phase II | 250,606 SF | For Sale | Hutto, TX

Executive Summary

Welcome to Hutto, Texas — where the quiet charm of Williamson County meets the bold energy of an industrial boom. Hutto Crossing Business Park Phase II stands as a symbol of Hutto’s transformation from small-town suburb to one of Central Texas’s most active logistics and advanced manufacturing hubs.

Building 4, totaling 250,606 square feet, anchors the park’s second phase — a meticulously planned, multi-building industrial campus designed for speed, scale, and the modern supply chain. This facility blends 36-foot clear height, 65 dock doors, and 2 oversized ramp doors with the newest in construction efficiency. It’s a property designed not just for storage and movement, but for performance — a place where distribution meets innovation.

Why It Works / Investment Highlights

• 250,606 SF state-of-the-art industrial space, Class A construction (Building 4, Phase II)
• 65 dock-high doors + 2 ramp doors for ideal distribution flow
• 36-foot clear ceiling height for racking, storage, or robotics automation
• Superior access to US-79, SH-130, and IH-35 for seamless regional and national reach
• Build-to-suit opportunities available within remaining sites across the seven-building master plan
• Within one of the fastest-growing labor markets in the Austin Metro
• Neighboring industrial users include Samsung, Tesla, Applied Materials, and multiple logistics and tech manufacturing tenants

Property Specs

• Building size: 250,606 SF
• Dock-high doors: 65
• Ramp doors: 2
• Clear height: ±36’
• Building class: 4-Star Industrial
• Status: Vacant / For Sale
• Phase: II of master-planned industrial park

The Location Advantage

Hutto sits at the logistical crossroads of Central Texas, connecting eastward to Houston and south to San Antonio through US-79, SH-130, and IH-35 — all within minutes. These corridors allow rapid freight movement while bypassing Austin’s congestion, giving Hutto a time and cost advantage.

Just 32 miles from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, and within short reach of the Georgetown Rail Line, the park offers multimodal options for every mode of distribution — road, rail, and air. The Calhoun Port adds deepwater shipping access only 175 miles away, creating an end-to-end logistics ecosystem.

The Industrial Renaissance of Hutto

Once known for its agrarian roots, Hutto now pulses with industrial reinvention. The arrival of Samsung’s $17 billion semiconductor facility in nearby Taylor, coupled with Tesla’s Gigafactory expansion along the SH-130 corridor, has catalyzed a new era of industrial synergy. Suppliers, logistics providers, and automation firms are now clustering in Hutto to serve these mega-operations — bringing with them skilled labor, corporate attention, and long-term capital investment.

Recent and ongoing industrial projects surrounding Hutto include:

• Samsung Semiconductor (Taylor) – 17M+ SF under development, operational by 2026
• Titan Development’s Innovation Business Park – multi-phase, Class A logistics buildings along Limmer Loop
• Alliance Business Park (Phases I & II) – seven-building, 1.3M+ SF industrial campus
• Applied Materials Expansion – new cleanroom and logistics space supporting Austin’s semiconductor base

Workforce and Industry Insight

Hutto benefits from one of the youngest and fastest-growing populations in Texas, with a deep bench of technical and logistics labor drawn from Austin, Round Rock, and Taylor. Workforce programs at Austin Community College – Hutto Campus and partnerships with Texas State Technical College feed skilled workers into manufacturing, robotics, and warehousing.

Industries thriving in this corridor include:

• Advanced Manufacturing (semiconductors, robotics, clean tech)
• Logistics and E-Commerce Distribution
• Construction Materials and Fabrication
• Automotive Supply Chain and EV Component Assembly

The result is a labor market that is trained, expanding, and strategically priced — a magnet for employers balancing talent access and operational costs.

Strategic Outlook

Hutto Crossing Business Park represents a master-planned ecosystem of industrial readiness — where infrastructure, workforce, and market reach align perfectly. Hutto’s transformation is happening in real time, and Building 4 puts your operation right in the flow of that momentum.

This is more than a warehouse. It’s a front-row seat to Central Texas’s industrial future — where blueprints meet breakthroughs, and logistics meets lifestyle.

Hutto Crossing Business Park | Hutto, Texas | Two Phase Chart – Seven Industrial Buildings | For Sale / Lease

Projected Building Specs

Each building employs high-efficiency design: wide column spacing, generous truck courts, divisible layouts, and fast connectivity to utility backbone.

Phase I delivers immediate inventory; Phase II positions owners and tenants for rapid scale-up. Whether it’s e-commerce, semiconductor supply chains, or advanced manufacturing, this park is built to host the future — today.

Hutto Crossing is not just a development — it’s a motion vector. Seven buildings. Two phases. One mission: support and accelerate industrial scale-up in Texas’s fastest-expanding corridor.

Hutto Crossing is a large Class-A industrial park located in Hutto, Texas, featuring 7 state-of-the-art buildings totaling 1,620,755 square feet. The development will be well-situated in the heart of one of Austin’s most sought-after industrial markets on a prime corner with easy access from SH 130 and Highway 79. Hutto, located just Northeast of Austin, is one of the fastest growing communities in Texas. The town has earned the reputation as the top place to raise a family in Texas due to housing affordability and excellent schools. It has also been named one of the “Top 100 Places in Major Markets to Locate your Business” by Southern Business and Development.

Links

Argossy International Properties
Austin Economic Development Dept
Hutto Economic Development Dept

Transportation Snapshot

• Highways – US-79, SH-130, IH-35 (10 miles west)
• Cargo Air – Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, 32.4 miles (~40 minutes)
• Rail Access – Georgetown Railroad Co., 12.6 miles (~16 minutes)
• Port Access – Calhoun Port, 175.3 miles (~3 hours)

Listing Courtesy of Sam Owen, Tucker Rice, Claudia Taylor, Stream