HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – Crow Holdings Development is developing Rushcreek Business Park, which will be located in North Houston just west of Interstate 45 and north of Beltway 8.
Construction on the development started in July 2025 and the project is expected to deliver in the second quarter of 2026.
Faron Wiley, Joseph Smith, and Greg Holmes of CBRE will lease the Rushcreek Business Park.
“We know the Houston market well, and the North Houston industrial submarket in particular, having delivered two successful projects there already,” said Cory Driskill, Managing Director of Crow Holdings Development. “As the metro continues to expand outward in all directions, this location takes on infill characteristics and offers companies direct access to major population and business centers as well as robust labor pools.”
Led by Houston, Texas experienced a jump in industrial construction in the second quarter, with the amount of space under construction reaching 47.8 million SF, according to CBRE. That is up 10.3 million SF from the first quarter.
Houston, with an industrial vacancy rate of 6.2%, is the top Texas market for industrial construction with 17.8 million SF underway, including warehouse and logistics space and other commercial industrial buildings, according to CBRE. Dallas is second with projects in the works totaling 15.4 million SF.
Crow’s new Rushcreek Business Park, located at 876 and 878 Rushcreek Drive, will be a Class A industrial business park with two buildings designed for front-load and cross-dock capabilities.
Building One will consist of 137,588 SF featuring 32-foot clear height, 31 dock-high doors, two drive-in ramps, 16 dock levelers and 123 car spaces. Building Two will consist of 308,535 SF with 36-foot clear height, 70 dock-high doors, four drive-in ramps, 34 dock levelers and 236 car spaces.
Sept. 8, 2025 Realty News Report Copyright 2025
Rendering image: Courtesy of Crow Holdings Development
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