INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE — HARRIS COUNTY — HOUSTON, TEXAS

Houston

White Rd & Almeda Rd | “The Houston Gateway” | 41,440 SF | Delivering Q4 2025

Executive summary

At the intersection of global industry and American opportunity, White Road & Almeda Road stands as a next-generation manufacturing facility in the energy capital of the world — Houston, Texas.

This 41,440-square-foot, crane-ready facility (20-ton capacity, 20-foot hook height) sits on 5.37 acres in unincorporated Harris County, offering unparalleled access to Beltway 8, Highway 288, Loop 610, and the Texas Medical Center. Delivering Q4 2025, this project is built for precision manufacturing, energy systems, advanced materials, and technology assembly — perfectly suited to foreign direct investment and corporate relocation from Asia’s advanced industrial economies.

For international firms seeking a U.S. base of operations with global logistics connectivity, Houston provides a rare trifecta:

• Global port access via the Port of Houston (one of America’s busiest cargo gateways),
• Intercontinental air freight via Houston’s two major airports,
• Deep local industrial supply chains across energy, chemicals, aerospace, and precision manufacturing.

This is where global manufacturing meets Texas performance.

Why Houston

Houston is America’s undisputed industrial engine, generating over $500 billion in annual GDP — greater than the economies of Norway or Singapore. Its economic reach is powered by:

• Port of Houston: Ranked #1 in the U.S. for total foreign tonnage, handling over 250 million tons annually.
• Energy & Engineering Powerhouse: Headquarters to ExxonMobil, Chevron, Halliburton, Baker Hughes, Schlumberger, and over 4,600 energy-related firms.
• Manufacturing Hub: Over 6,400 manufacturing establishments with over 230,000 employees.
• Life Sciences Corridor: The nearby Texas Medical Center, the largest in the world, drives biomedical and biotech manufacturing growth.
• Aerospace & Advanced Materials: Home to NASA’s Johnson Space Center and a robust ecosystem of component manufacturers and composite materials firms.

For Asian manufacturers — particularly in semiconductors, electric vehicles, robotics, precision machinery, and clean-tech equipment — Houston offers land availability, affordable power, global logistics, and business-friendly regulation unmatched by West Coast or East Coast industrial zones.

Key property features

• 41,440 SF 4-Star Manufacturing Building
• Delivery: Q4 2025
• 20-Ton Crane-Ready | 20-Foot Hook Height
• Clear Height: 28’
• Lot Size: 5.37 Acres
• 3 Drive-In / Grade-Level Doors
• Single-Tenant Configuration
• Flexible Heavy Power Capacity
• Shell Condition (Custom Buildout Possible)
• Excellent Visibility from Almeda Rd & Beltway 8
• Located in Unincorporated Harris County (Regulatory Simplicity)

Strategic positioning

The site lies just 2.6 miles from the Beltway 8 and Highway 288 interchange — the southern energy corridor gateway — providing direct routes to:

• Texas Medical Center (14 miles)
• Downtown Houston (17 miles)
• Port of Houston (22 miles)
• George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) (40 miles)
• William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) (18 miles)

Its proximity to major industrial corridors and infrastructure gives it immediate synergy with Houston’s heavy manufacturing, medical device, energy system, and clean technology supply chains.

Houston’s workforce advantage

Houston’s 7.3 million–person metro area boasts one of the most skilled, diverse, and globally connected labor forces in America:

• 250,000+ manufacturing and logistics professionals
• Over 14,000 engineers and 110,000 STEM professionals
• Major universities: Rice University, University of Houston, Texas A&M satellite campuses
• Multilingual, multicultural population supporting international business ease of entry

Labor costs remain 30–40% lower than Los Angeles or San Jose, while industrial power and land pricing are among the most competitive in the U.S.

Ideal industries for relocation

This property is ideally positioned for:

• Precision component manufacturing (robotics, sensors, EV assemblies)
• Semiconductor equipment assembly
• Energy technology systems and renewables
• Medical device fabrication and biotech logistics
• Industrial automation & smart machinery
• Aerospace and defense parts supply

Companies from Japan (Mitsubishi Electric, Fanuc, Hitachi High-Tech), Korea (Hyundai Heavy Industries, Doosan Robotics, LG Energy Solution), China (CATL, BYD, DJI Technologies), and Singapore (ST Engineering, Venture Corporation) would find Houston an ideal U.S. production base for reaching North American markets while leveraging Texas’s tax structure, workforce availability, and infrastructure scale.

The investment advantage

White Rd & Almeda Rd is the kind of property that defines modern Houston — a convergence of engineering capacity, location power, and international connectivity.

With its crane-ready design, flexible power, and access to both energy-sector and life sciences supply chains, this site offers long-term global potential for investors or occupiers seeking an American footprint.

In a city where innovation meets industry, this property stands as a bold invitation to Asia’s next wave of industrial leaders: Build your U.S. future in Houston — the new capital of world manufacturing.

Links

Argossy International Properties
Houston Economic Development Dept

Transportation Snapshot

• Highways: Immediate access to Beltway 8, Hwy 288, Loop 610, and I-69
• Air Freight:
• Houston Hobby Airport (HOU) – 18 miles (23 min)
• George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) – 40 miles (40 min)
• Seaport: Port of Houston – 22 miles (30 min)
• Rail: BNSF, Union Pacific, and Kansas City Southern all operate regional freight hubs within the metro
• Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ 84): Nearby, offering customs and tariff advantages for global import/export operations

Listing Courtesy of A.J. Williams, Travis Land, SIOR, Alisha Renshaw, Cole Popper, partners real estate