- Trammell Crow and Clarion Partners delivered 628K SF in Weiser Business Park’s last phase.
- The industrial park in Cypress now totals 1.7M SF across six buildings.
- The two new cross-dock buildings add to robust leasing activity, with prior phases fully leased.
- Additional logistics development is underway in Northwest Houston, increasing overall capacity.
Final Weiser Business Park Phase Delivered
According to Bisnow, Trammell Crow Co. and joint venture partner Clarion Partners have now completed Phase 3 of Weiser Business Park in Northwest Houston. This final phase brings two Class-A industrial buildings, measuring 274K SF and 354K SF, at 14281 and 14311 Fallbrook Drive in Cypress. As a result, Weiser Business Park now offers a total of six buildings and about 1.7M SF of industrial space. Notably, the first two phases are fully leased, underscoring strong demand for industrial expansion in the area.
Development Pipeline Remains Active
The delivery highlights continued industrial expansion in Northwest Houston. Transwestern has started work on another four-building phase at its 1.4M SF logistics park nearby. This ongoing growth points to increasing interest from investors and users in the region’s industrial market.
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Project Team and Leasing Activity
Weiser Business Park’s development team included Seeberger Architecture and A&F General Contractors, with Cadence Bank providing construction financing. Colliers is managing marketing for the new space. The rapid lease-up of earlier phases emphasizes continued demand for Class-A industrial product in Houston’s northwest submarket, reinforcing the area’s status as an industrial expansion hub. Clarion Partners, which has also made recent high-profile moves in other sectors, continues to deepen its footprint in the region’s growing logistics and industrial market.
What’s Next
Meanwhile, as industrial expansion accelerates in Northwest Houston, developers remain active with additional large-scale projects. In particular, recent deliveries and construction starts continue to boost the region’s inventory, meeting persistent market demand driven by logistics and distribution users.
