Amazon Finalizes Plans For Fulfillment Center In Hines Business Park

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Houstonians have been eagerly awaiting news of Amazon's move into Houston. Yesterday, the Harris County Commissioners voted to provide Amazon with a $180k/year tax abatement for 10 years as an incentive to move forward with its plans for a Houston fulfillment center, reports the Houston Chronicle.

Hines' 971-acre Pinto Business Park will be the home of Amazon's 855k SF facility, which'll cost Amazon $136M to build. Once completed, the center will employ 1,000 people. Welcome to the jungle, Amazon. [Chron]

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