INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE — HARRIS COUNTY — PHASE I – WILLOW CREEK INDUSTRIAL PARK

Tomball, Tx

Telge & Boudreaux Road | Gateway to Northwest Industry | 29,000 SF | Price Upon Request

Executive summary

Welcome to Telge & Boudreaux Road, a next-generation 29,000-square-foot industrial facility rising in the Northwest Houston corridor — one of Texas’ most magnetic logistics and manufacturing frontiers. Set within a 22-acre master-planned business park, this under-construction property delivers power, access, and precision for companies ready to expand, relocate, or anchor new U.S. operations.

This is where the Texas Growth Triangle widens its wings — where Tomball’s industrial renaissance meets Houston’s global logistics grid. With immediate access to SH-249, the Grand Parkway (TX-99), and Beltway 8, the property sits at the confluence of connectivity, cost-efficiency,

Why it works / investment highlights

• Class B, state-of-the-art distribution facility totaling 29,000 SF on 22.18 acres
• 28-foot clear height for modern logistics operations
• Under construction for 2025 delivery — customizable for owner-users or investors
• Strategic corner of Telge and Boudreaux, moments from TX-99 and SH-249
• Surrounded by Class A logistics and flex developments — from energy to advanced manufacturing
• Excellent access to Houston Intercontinental Airport, Port Houston, and major interstate arteries
• Positioned in one of the fastest-growing industrial corridors in the nation, home to power players in energy, logistics, and construction materials

Property facts

• Building size: 29,000 SF
• Lot size: 22.18 acres
• Year built: 2025 (under construction)
• Building class: B
• Stories: 1
• Clear ceiling height: 28 ft
• Property type: Industrial – Distribution
• Zoning: Unrestricted (Harris County – No Zoning Requirements)

Strategic angle

Tomball’s northwest industrial corridor has become Houston’s new manufacturing magnet — where infrastructure, workforce, and innovation intersect. The property lies in a prime industrial hub that continues to draw both national and international firms seeking proximity to Houston’s ports and air freight infrastructure, but without the congestion or cost of the inner loop.

This submarket is where institutional developers such as Trammell Crow Company, Stream Realty Partners, and Clay Development have poured capital into modern Class A projects. Logistics operators and global manufacturers are following close behind, drawn by new freeway extensions, high-capacity utilities, and the area’s pro-business stance.

From energy tech to food distribution, from steel fabrication to precision assembly — Tomball is the smart company’s launchpad into America’s most diverse economy.

Industrial advantages

• Part of Houston’s Northwest industrial belt — one of the region’s highest absorption corridors
• Access to TX-99 Grand Parkway, connecting instantly to I-45, I-10, and US-290
• Within 40 minutes of Houston Intercontinental Airport (IAH)
• No zoning restrictions, flexible for light manufacturing, distribution, or flex space
• High-power, crane-capable design potential for industrial customization
• Serves both regional and international logistics routes via Port Houston and rail terminals

Corporate & industrial presences

The greater Tomball area hosts a powerhouse mix of industries:

• ExxonMobil (Houston Campus – 20 minutes southeast)
• Daikin Industries – 4.2 million SF HVAC manufacturing and logistics campus in nearby Waller
• Amazon, FedEx, and Home Depot distribution facilities along the Grand Parkway
• Siemens Energy, Schneider Electric, and HP Enterprise – significant energy tech and R&D presences across North Houston
• Clay Development & Construction, Trammell Crow, and Hines – leading the industrial development wave

These corporate anchors reflect a regional economy that’s not only thriving but transforming into the innovation corridor of the Gulf Coast.

Workforce & business climate

Tomball benefits from Houston’s massive labor catchment — a workforce exceeding 3.4 million people, with concentrations in logistics, energy, advanced manufacturing, and construction. The area is supported by Lone Star College–Tomball and the University of Houston System, feeding technical talent directly into the local economy.

Low taxes, a right-to-work environment, and a globally connected infrastructure network create an irresistible formula for expansion. Companies from Japan, Korea, and Singapore — including Daikin, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and LG Electronics — have already chosen the region as their North American industrial base.

Bottom line

Telge & Boudreaux Road is not just a warehouse — it’s a foothold in Texas’ industrial future. Purpose-built for performance and surrounded by unstoppable growth energy, this is where a company can plant roots, scale operations, and reach markets across the Americas with precision and speed. For logistics managers, CEOs, and international investors looking for the next U.S. hub — Tomball delivers the access, workforce, and ROI to make it happen.

Here, your next chapter doesn’t wait — it takes off like a rocket.

Links

Argossy International Properties
Houston Economic Development Dept
Tomball Economic Development Dept

Transportation snapshot

• Cargo Air – George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH): 27 miles, approx. 38 minutes
• Cargo Rail – BNSF Intermodal Houston: 30 miles, approx. 40 minutes
• Cargo Port – Port of Houston (Bayport Terminal): 48 miles, approx. 55 minutes via Beltway 8

Listing Courtesy of Travis Land, SIOR, A.J. Williams, Alisha Renshaw, partners