Crow Holdings Industrial Inks New Leases

Crow Holdings Industrial scored some major absorption at its Apex Distribution Center: Dawn Food Products and Eleganza Tiles took down more than 134k SF. The 24-acre Northwest Houston industrial park has two Class-A buildings completed and a third on the way. Dawn Food Products will occupy 90k SF in Building One; the remaining 50k SF remains available for lease. Boyd Commercial’s Greg Barra and David Boyd repped CHI while Mohr Partners’ Nathan Hale and Lance McCarthy repped the tenant.

Eleganza Tiles will occupy 44k SF in Building Three, a new 66k SF, Class-A, light-industrial warehouse. 23k SF is still available for lease. Stream Realty’s Matteson Hamilton and Blake Warren (left and middle in the photo above of Stream's industrial team) represented CHI and Boyd Commercial’s Clay Peoples repped the tenant. CHI began developing Apex Distribution Center in late 2014 and expects Building Two, a 204k SF light-industrial warehouse, to be completed next month.

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