INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE — WEBB COUNTY — HACHAR INDUSTRIAL PARK

Laredo, Tx

1031 Northway Ln | Hachar Industrial Park Phase III | 236,817 SF Class A Distribution Facility | Laredo, TX

Executive Summary: The Gateway Where America and Mexico Trade Hands

Welcome to 1031 Northway Lane, the newest addition to Hachar Industrial Park, the premier logistics address in Laredo, Texas — the nation’s busiest inland port and the pulse point of U.S.–Mexico trade. This 236,817 SF Class A industrial powerhouse captures the movement, muscle, and momentum of a market that never slows down.

Strategically positioned with IH-35 frontage — the continental spine of North American logistics — and just 8.2 miles from the World Trade Bridge and 25.8 miles from the Colombia Solidarity Bridge, this facility stands at the literal crossroads of hemispheric commerce.

With 36′ clear heights, ESFR sprinklers, and LED-lit interiors, it’s not just a warehouse — it’s an operations accelerator for global logistics, advanced distribution, and nearshoring industries that are reshaping supply chains between the U.S. and Mexico.

The Industrial Pulse of Laredo: A Market in Overdrive

Laredo isn’t simply “growing.” It’s booming into a global gateway economy. Handling over $320 billion in annual trade between the U.S. and Mexico, Laredo now surpasses even major coastal ports in trade volume. The city has become the #1 U.S. inland port and the #1 trucking gateway to Mexico, with 15,000+ commercial trucks crossing its bridges daily.

Who’s Already Here:

• FedEx, UPS, and XPO Logistics anchoring the city’s cross-border network
• Nike, Amazon, and Walmart utilizing large-scale distribution hubs
• Kuehne + Nagel, DHL, and C.H. Robinson expanding 3PL and customs operations
• SKG Holdings, Trammell Crow, and Majestic Realty investing in hundreds of acres of next-generation industrial space

And on the horizon: new nearshoring facilities, advanced packaging, cold chain, and light manufacturing expansions following U.S. companies’ migration from Asia to Mexico — all funneling through Laredo’s trade arteries.

Property Highlights

• ±236,817 SF state-of-the-art warehouse (Phase III of Hachar Industrial Park)
• Lot Size: 13.85 acres
• Office Area: 5,146 SF (expandable)
• Column Spacing: 52’ x 55’ with 65’ speed bay
• Clear Height: 36’ low eave
• Construction: Tilt-wall concrete
• Overhead Doors: 68 Ramps: 2
• Trailer Parking: 186 concrete trailer stalls
• Truck Court: 190’ deep
• Car Parking: 220 total (including 4 ADA)
• Sprinkler System: ESFR

Location Advantages

• IH-35 frontage for immediate regional and national trucking routes
• 8.2 mi to World Trade Bridge — primary gateway to Monterrey, Mexico
• 25.8 mi to Colombia Solidarity Bridge — key freight corridor to western Mexico
• Minutes from Union Pacific’s Port Yard and Laredo International Airport
• Positioned in Hachar Industrial Park, a master-planned logistics hub engineered for efficiency, scalability, and speed

Laredo’s Economic Engine

Laredo’s workforce is young, bilingual, and logistics-savvy, with an economy powered by:

• Freight forwarding and customs brokerage
• E-commerce and retail distribution
• Automotive and parts manufacturing
• Cold chain logistics for food and pharmaceuticals
• Warehousing, packaging, and reassembly for nearshored supply lines

The city’s infrastructure is backed by federal trade investment, Foreign Trade Zone designations, and major institutional developers scaling millions of new square feet across the I-35 corridor.

Laredo — Town, Workforce & Economic Backbone

• Population: ~260,000 in Laredo proper; ~700,000 including Nuevo Laredo binational metro.
• Workforce: Skilled labor pool focused on logistics, customs brokerage, cross-border transport, and light manufacturing.
• Staple Industries: Trade & logistics dominate, but trucking, automotive supply chains, energy services, and food distribution are critical growth engines.
• Advantage: With over 14,000 truck crossings per day, Laredo is uniquely positioned for employers seeking bilingual talent, affordable labor, and direct access to Mexico’s manufacturing base.

Bottom Line

1031 Northway Lane at Hachar Industrial Park is more than a building — it’s a launchpad into the hemisphere’s most strategic logistics hub.
If your business runs on speed, volume, and visibility, this is the power seat of North American trade.

For a more in-depth Industrial Market Report on Laredo, click here

Links

Argossy International Properties
Laredo Economic Development Dept.
Port Laredo Traffic Real-Time

Transportation Snapshot

• Airport: Laredo International – 15 minutes
• Rail: Union Pacific Port Yard – 10 minutes
• Port: Port of Houston – 5 hours (via I-35 / I-69 network)
• Border Crossings: World Trade Bridge (8.2 mi) | Colombia Solidarity Bridge (25.8 mi)

Listing Courtesy of Shahram Khaledi, SKG