Trammell Crow Company and JV partner CBRE Investment Management have broken ground on phase one of Gulfbelt Logistics Park at the north corner of the Interstate 45 and Beltway 8 interchange in southeast Houston.
Phase one will include three Class-A speculative warehouses totaling 498,798 square feet and is scheduled to deliver in spring 2026.
At full buildout, Gulfbelt Logistics Park will include six warehouses totaling 943,887 sq. ft. The first phase will include one cross-dock, one rear-load, and one front-load building, offering a variety of spaces to accommodate a diverse mix of tenants.
The building sizes range from 88,750 sq. ft. to 278,858 sq. ft., with clear heights from 28 feet to 36 feet. The park will benefit from proximity to both downtown Houston, the Port of Houston, and the Houston Spaceport. With over 3,000 linear feet of highway frontage, tenants in Gulfbelt Logistics Park will also benefit from direct access and great visibility along Interstate 45 and Beltway 8.
Marketing and leasing for the entire project is being led by Jason Dillee and Cape Bell of CBRE. Gulfbelt Logistics Park was designed by Powers Brown Architecture and civil engineering is being performed by LJA Engineering. The phase one general contractor is Burton Construction Co. and construction financing is being provided by Veritex Community Bank.
