1121 Buschong Street is a rare single-tenant industrial warehouse and distribution facility positioned in one of Houston’s most accessible logistics corridors. Located just off Hardy Toll Road, the property offers direct connectivity to IAH Airport, major container terminals, and the region’s core freight infrastructure, enabling efficient regional and national distribution. Its placement near key industrial arterials supports continuous flow of materials and streamlined access for fleet operations, vendors, and workforce.
The facility blends high-performance warehouse functionality with an advanced climate-controlled production environment. The expansive shop area features substantial power capacity with three-phase, 480-volt, 3,000+-amp service designed to support heavy manufacturing, specialized processing, or equipment-intensive users. Ten grade-level doors, drive-through capability, and generous concrete yard areas allow for seamless vehicular movement, staging, and outdoor storage. Crane service is a major advantage, offering eight 5-ton cranes and two 3-ton cranes with a 22-foot hook height, ideal for handling oversized materials and supporting users with complex fabrication or assembly needs.
Inside, the property includes a well-appointed office environment with dedicated executive areas, conference rooms, and a functional layout that supports both administrative and operational teams. Full climate control throughout the shop adds efficiency, quality control, and employee comfort rarely found in comparable industrial assets. Ample on-site parking and a secure, organized site plan enhance day-to-day operations for a tenant seeking long-term stability.
With proximity to IAH within 12 minutes and access to Barbours Cut, Bayport, and intermodal hubs within an hour, 1121 Buschong stands as a strategic logistics base for companies requiring multimodal connectivity. The property’s specialized capabilities make it an exceptional fit for heavy industrial users, distribution groups with advanced processing needs, and operators prioritizing accessibility, power, and crane capacity.
Josh Carl
NAI Robert Lynn
