Stream Realty Partners announced the groundbreaking of Northfield Logistics Center, a new Class-A industrial development at 4330 Northfield Lane in Houston’s infill Northwest submarket.
Northfield Logistics Center will deliver more than 300,000 square feet of Class A distribution space in one of Houston’s most supply-constrained industrial corridors. Located in the heart of the infill Northwest Houston micro-market, the project is positioned to meet continued occupier demand for modern logistics space in a highly sought-after location with limited available land and significant barriers to entry for new development at scale.
The project offers direct access to U.S. 290 via W 43rd Street, along with secondary ingress and egress points at Langtry Street, enhancing circulation and connectivity for future tenants. Northfield Logistics Center is also strategically located within a dense and established labor pool and is surrounded by a wide range of retail and dining amenities, offering added convenience and appeal for industrial users.
Northwest Houston remains one of the region’s most active industrial corridors, driven by its proximity to major population centers and critical transportation infrastructure. While tenant demand in the submarket remains strong, new supply has remained limited due to scarce developable land and high barriers to entry, making Northfield Logistics Center a rare opportunity for modern industrial users seeking infill access and operational efficiency.
Stream is developing Northfield Logistics Center through its Investment Management platform, with Stream’s Industrial Development Services team leading project execution. The development team includes Justin Robinson, Director Craig McKenna, Senior Director Tyler Wellborn, Associate Director Kristina Gibson, and Development Analyst Camryn Wisenbaker. Stream’s Investment Management team includes CIO Adam Jackson, Portfolio Manager Mustafa Ali, Managing Director Scott Thetford, and Associate Meagan Oefelein. Executive Vice President Garret Geaccone oversees leasing for the project.
Rosenberger Construction serves as general contractor, Seeberger Architecture is the project architect, Kimley-Horn is the civil engineer, and Associated Bank provided financing for the development.
The project is expected to deliver in the first quarter of 2027.
