HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – Transwestern has started construction on Phase Two of Innerbelt Northwest Logistics Park, a 1,373,480-SF industrial development in Northwest Houston where a significant amount of new space is being leased for tech assembly for Apple, Nvidia and Foxconn.
Innerbelt Northwest Logistics Park is located near the Sam Houston Race Park horse track and Fairbanks North Houston Road and Beltway 8. Last year, Foxconn leased two buildings in the Innerbelt Northwest Logistics Park.
“Innerbelt Northwest Logistics represents one of the premier industrial developments in Houston,” said David Duncan, Partner at Houston-based Transwestern. “This project has required tremendous effort and collaboration and exemplifies our strength as a vertically integrated company. From the complex land assembly to the thoughtful building design, every aspect of this project has been carefully executed to meet the needs of the market and today’s users.”
The four-building phase, expected to deliver in Q3 2026, includes two facilities that are 100% pre-leased and two buildings currently available for lease. Building 1 totals 183,080 SF with 32-foot clear heights. Building 2 spans 428,800 SF and features 36-foot clear heights,
Located near Highway 249. Houston’s Northwest submarket is one of the nation’s most active industrial hubs, Transwestern said. and the metro’s largest and most established industrial corridor. According to Transwestern research, the Northwest market accounts for nearly one-quarter of all industrial construction activity in the Houston metro area.
Phase One of Innerbelt Northwest Logistics Park was completed in Q2 2025 and is fully leased. Transwestern’s Brian Gammill, Darryl Noon and Craig Bean provide leasing services for the project.
In 2025, Taiwan-based Foxconn Corp., a manufacturing partner for chip maker Nvidia, acquired the four-building, 1 million-SF Fairbanks Logistics Park in northwest Houston from Dalfen Industrial for $142 million. The 86.3-acre industrial park, is in the 8700 block of Fairbanks North Houston Road.
Since 2012, Transwestern’s National Logistics Group has completed or commenced over $3.6 billion of logistics development projects totaling more than 50.9 million SF.
Feb. 4, 2026 Realty News Report Copyright 2026
Image: Courtesy Transwestern
THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT PODCAST
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Mark Davis of Davis Commercial
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with David Hightower of Midway
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Alex Kamkar of Bold Fox Development
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Brad McWhirter of Trahan Architects
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Lacee Jacobs of Rebel Retail Advisors
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Danny Rice of Colliers
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Trey Odom of Avera
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Kris Larson of Downtown Houston +
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Jim Carman of Howard Hughes Holdings
LISTEN: THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Sam Scott of CommGate
File: New Construction in Houston’s Tech Manufacturing Hot Spot