Current developments

Built on conviction, measured in square feet.

Three Houston manufacturing projects totaling ±268,330 SF, designed around power, crane capacity, loading, and production flow.

3

Projects

±268,330

SF total

±50,470

SF delivered

±217,860

SF underway

Aerial view of the two completed West Little York manufacturing buildings with the Houston skyline beyond
CompletedDelivered June 2026

West Little York

Brentwood Industrial Park

Northwest Houston

±50,470SF

Two buildings · ±25,235 SF each

Two manufacturing buildings in Northwest Houston, delivered in June 2026. Each offers a 92.6-foot clear-span floor and is engineered for a 15-ton crane system, with 480V, 400A three-phase power.

Crane
15-ton crane-ready
Clear height
28' clear
Floor plate
92.6' clear span
Power
3-phase · 480V · 400A, upgradeable
Loading
Three 14'×14' grade-level doors
Fire & light
ESFR sprinklers · LED throughout
Office
±2,075 SF built out, per building
Delivery
June 2026 · Complete

Access · Beltway 8 · US 290 · I-45 · Loop 610

Aerial construction photo of the first two Chocolate Bayou buildings, roofs and wall panels complete with site paving underway
Under ConstructionPhase 1 delivers Q3 2026

Chocolate Bayou

Brentwood Business Park at Chocolate Bayou

Southwest Houston · Beltway 8 frontage

±140,000SF

Master-planned · three phases

A manufacturing park planned in three phases on Beltway 8 in Southwest Houston. Phase 1 delivers in Q3 2026, with crane-ready structures, grade-level and dock-high loading, and expansion options in later phases.

  • Phase 1: Two ±25,000 SF buildings
  • Phase 2: Two ±25,000 SF buildings, or one ±50,000 SF building
  • Phase 3: One ±40,000 SF building, or build-to-suit
Crane
10–20 ton crane-ready
Clear height
28' clear
Power
3-phase · 480V · 400A
Loading
Three 14'×14' grade-level + two 12'×12' dock-high per building
Fire & light
ESFR sprinklers · LED throughout
Office
±2,000 SF built out, per building
Delivery
Phase 1 · Q3 2026

Access · Beltway 8 · Highway 288 · Gulf Freeway

Street-level rendering of a Pinto Business Park building elevation with dock loading
Aerial rendering of the two Pinto Business Park buildings with truck courts and trailer positions
Under ConstructionDelivers June 2027

Pinto Business Park

North Houston · I-45 & Beltway 8

±77,860SF

Two buildings · ±38,930 SF each

Two ±38,930 SF buildings in North Houston, each configured for multiple crane systems with grade-level and dock-high loading. The site is outside the 500-year floodplain and near I-45 and Beltway 8.

Crane
20-ton crane-ready · 18'3" hook height
Clear height
26'4" eave · 30' peak
Power
3-phase · 480V · 400A, upgradeable
Loading
Three 14'×14' grade-level + three 10'×10' dock-high doors
Fire & light
ESFR sprinklers · LED warehouse
Office
±2,064 SF built out, per building
Site
Outside the 500-year floodplain
Delivery
June 2027

Access · I-45 · Beltway 8 · near I-69, SH-249 & Hardy Toll Road

Looking for manufacturing space? Send your target SF, power, crane, loading, yard, and move-in date. We’ll take it from there. info@hadriusindustrial.com

Planned concepts

The next industrial century needs new ground.

Macro Park and Macro Park Heavy are planned, repeatable campus formats for advanced manufacturing and heavy-industrial users.

Aerial rendering of a Macro Park campus with four large-format advanced manufacturing buildings

Concept rendering

Planned concept 01

Macro Park

Advanced manufacturing campus

A planned campus concept for advanced manufacturers and hardtech companies that need power, crane capacity, and room to expand.

The concept organizes buildings, utilities, circulation, and future phases around production from the first site plan.

  • Power planned with the site
  • Crane-ready structures for process loads
  • Phasing from initial production through expansion
  • Shared infrastructure planned across the campus
Panoramic aerial of a Macro Park Heavy site at sunset with gantry cranes, laydown yards, and large-format buildings

Concept rendering

Planned concept 02

Macro Park Heavy

Heavy industrial park

A planned large-format concept for operations that need heavy power, cranes, rail, outdoor storage, or laydown area.

The concept extends beyond the building to truck circulation, stabilized yards, overhead capacity, utility service, and rail where the site supports it.

  • Heavy power planned through early utility coordination
  • Crane-served building configurations
  • Rail and outdoor storage where site conditions allow
  • Stabilized yards and oversized truck courts
  • Layouts for fabrication and process users