Strategically positioned just off Highway 225 with easy access to Beltway 8 and I-610, 109 N Richey Street offers a versatile 24,608 SF industrial complex situated on a 2.01-acre fully fenced site within Pasadena’s established industrial corridor. The property comprises two buildings — a primary warehouse with integrated two-story office and a secondary free-standing warehouse — offering an exceptional mix of heavy-utility space and secure yard area.
The main building totals 20,979 SF, featuring 8,236 SF of two-story office build-out and 12,743 SF of clear-span warehouse with 18' clear height (20' eave). The warehouse is equipped with (3) 14’H × 18’W dock-high doors with front truck bays, (2) 15’H × 16’W drive-in doors at the rear, and (1) 14’H × 8’W side door, allowing flexible loading and equipment access from multiple elevations. Inside, users benefit from (3) ½-ton jib cranes and (1) 10-ton bridge crane (approx. 55' span, 13' hook height)—ideal for fabrication, machining, or service operations requiring material-handling capability.
The secondary warehouse (3,629 SF) provides additional covered storage or work area with (3) 14’H × 16’W drive-in doors and an additional ½-ton jib crane, extending the property’s functionality for multi-bay users or vehicle-based operations.
Power infrastructure includes 400–600 Amp, 3-Phase service, and the site is fully secured by a 6’ chain-link and screened perimeter fence with storm-drain infrastructure throughout. Ample yard and truck court space support outside storage, laydown, and easy truck maneuverability.
Originally constructed in 1975 and well maintained with recent upgrades including a new roof installed within the past few years, the property delivers durable infrastructure for heavy industrial use.
Located within an Opportunity Zone, 109 N Richey Street offers potential tax incentives for investors or owner-users seeking a long-term foothold in one of Houston’s most accessible industrial submarkets.
Ken Brown
The Brown Company
