HOUSTON — Clay Development & Construction has broken ground on the 293,280-square-foot Cutten Distribution Center I, situated on a 16.2-acre parcel at 11833 Cutten Road in northwest Houston.
Sales and leasing for the speculative building are being handled by Jim Foreman, Beau Kaleel and Allison Bergmann of Cushman & Wakefield. The property is positioned just south of West Greens Road.
This is the fifteenth building in Cutten Road Business Park, a 165-acre industrial complex Clay acquired in 2008. With Cutten Distribution Center I scheduled for completion in January 2018, the business park will reach full development.
“With new communities and steady population growth throughout Houston, retailers, food groups and consumer products companies — including some new to the market — are looking for next-generation industrial space,” said Robert Clay, president of Clay Development & Construction. “These users need larger column spacing, generous clear heights, trailer parking and other features that are incorporated into Cutten Distribution Center I.”
Cutten Distribution Center I offers 60-foot bay depths, a 32-foot clear height and 50-by-52-foot column spacing, designed to accommodate modern distribution and logistics operations.
Located at the intersection of Cutten Road and Tomball Parkway/Highway 249 and just south of FM 1960, the business park provides convenient access to the Sam Houston Parkway, facilitating regional distribution and transportation connectivity.
Cutten Road Business Park is home to a diverse range of industrial and manufacturing tenants, including Ensinger, Archer Well, Phoenix Technology Services, ThyssenKrupp Materials NA, Kemper Valve & Fittings Corp., FMA, Adams Valves, Corrosion Materials, Hydraquip, Boots & Coots, PolySpec Thiokol, Hatfield & Co., Bohler Uddelholm/Sturdell Specialty, Prevost, LED-OEM, Polk Mechanical Company and Filtration Technology Corp. (FTC).