Why Choose Houston

INDUSTRIAL SPACE FOR LEASE IN HOUSTON

Houston is a bustling city with a strong economy and a thriving industrial sector, making it an ideal location for businesses looking for industrial space leasing opportunities.

6.8% Vacancy
Rate

$7.43 Asking Rent,
PSF

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Latest Industrial Space Listings in Houston

Houston - Manufacturing
Available

Manufacturing

16915 Leonard Road

16915 Leonard Road
Houston, TX 77049
United States

Available Space: 85,000 SF

Rental Price: $4.23 USD

Houston - Warehouse/Distribution
Available

Warehouse/Distribution

NoHo Logistics Center

13600 John F Kennedy Boulevard
Houston, TX 77039
United States

Available Space: 140,407 SF

Rental Price: Negotiable

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Available

Warehouse/Distribution

Westland Business Park

8401 Westland West Boulevard
Houston, TX 77041
United States

Available Space: 118,000 SF

Rental Price: Negotiable

Houston - Office Service
Available in Future

Office Service

Northwest Place Industrial Park - Building A

6511 West Little York Road
Houston, TX 77040
United States

Available Space: 22,942 SF

Rental Price: $9.96 USD

Houston - Warehouse/Distribution
Available

Warehouse/Distribution

Champions Park

11500 Antoine Road
Houston, TX 77066
United States

Available Space: 241,072 SF

Rental Price: Negotiable

Houston - Warehouse/Distribution
Available in Future

Warehouse/Distribution

Northwest Houston Distribution Center - Building 1

5728 North Eldridge Parkway
Houston, TX 77041
United States

Available Space: 66,101 SF

Rental Price: Negotiable

Houston - Warehouse/Distribution
Available

Warehouse/Distribution

6526 Petropark Drive

6526 Petropark Drive
Houston, TX 77041
United States

Available Space: 28,875 SF

Rental Price: $10.44 USD

Houston - Warehouse/Distribution
Available

Warehouse/Distribution

South Belt Central Business Park - Building 10

5471 South Sam Houston Parkway East
Houston, TX 77047
United States

Available Space: 198,800 SF

Rental Price: $7.80 USD

Why Houston?

Houston has a diverse and thriving economy, making it an ideal location for businesses of all sizes and industries. 

The city has a central location and excellent transportation infrastructure, with two major airports, several highways, and an extensive public transportation system, making it easy to access other parts of the country and the world. 

Leasing an industrial space in Houston can provide businesses with access to a range of resources, including business and financial services, technical support, and networking opportunities. 


How much does it cost to rent an industrial space in Houston?

The cost to rent an industrial space in Houston can vary depending on several factors such as the size, location, age, condition, and amenities of the space.

To read: our Houston MarketBeat Industrial report analyzes quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.


Are industrial space rents likely to increase in Houston?

While rent increases can't be predicted with certainty, it's important to keep an eye on market trends when considering an industrial space for lease in Houston.



 Popular neighborhoods in Houston

Houston has several popular neighborhoods that offer a variety of options for leasing industrial space. Some of the most sought-after areas include:

  • The Heights: A historic neighborhood located just north of downtown Houston, The Heights has become a popular destination for businesses looking for industrial spaces with a unique, urban feel.
  • East End: Located east of downtown Houston, the East End has a diverse mix of businesses and industries, ranging from manufacturing and distribution to art studios and creative spaces.
  • Greenspoint: Situated in the north Houston area, Greenspoint offers a range of industrial spaces, including warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities.
  • Northwest Houston: This area is home to a number of large industrial parks, such as Pinto Business Park and Westway Park, which offer a range of options for businesses looking to lease industrial space.
  • South Houston: This area includes several neighborhoods such as Hobby, Pearland, and Pasadena, which offer a range of industrial spaces, including warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers.

Getting to and from Houston

 
  • By Air: Houston has two major airports, George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), which offer domestic and international flights.
  • By Road: Houston is connected to the rest of the country via several major highways, including I-10, I-45, and I-69, making it easily accessible by car or bus.
  • By Public Transportation: Houston has an extensive public transportation system operated by METRO, which includes buses, light rail, and commuter services, providing affordable and convenient access to different parts of the city.
  • By Train: Amtrak offers rail service to Houston via the Sunset Limited, which runs from New Orleans to Los Angeles, with stops in Houston.
  • By Sea: The Port of Houston is one of the busiest ports in the United States, offering cargo and cruise ship services to various destinations worldwide.

Commercial Real Estate Services in Houston, Texas

The “Energy Capital of the World” has one of the youngest, fastest growing and most diverse populations in the world, with an economy also fueled by the Texas Medical Center and the Port of Houston. 

Houston Related Insights

Industrial MarketBeat Q1 2024
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U.S. Industrial Reports

Access the latest quarter commercial real estate results for the U.S. industrial sector. MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly market activity including supply, demand and pricing trends.
Jason Price • 4/12/2024
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Cushman & Wakefield MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.
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U.S. Industrial Sublease Space Trends

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