8511 W Interstate 20 was previously utilized by an oil equipment servicer that delivered specialized products, like coiled tubing, nitrogen, and mixing plants, with a fleet of heavy-duty vehicles stationed here, showcasing the property’s efficacy for intensive industrial operations.
A 4,192-square-foot first-floor office and a second-floor mezzanine office of the same size allow for on-site administrative functions, while 2,400-square-foot roof overhangs at the front and rear of the building provide covered loading or parking. The 7,884-square-foot warehouse has three oversized drive-in doors on each side, providing cross-loading capabilities, and a drive-in door at the back covered by the roof overhang. The expansive 5-acre tract features a fenced, gated yard, affording ample industrial outdoor storage, and a 2,000-square-foot covered wash bay.
Midland and Odessa form the heart of the Permian Basin, a nation-leading oil-producing region, and 8511 W Interstate 20 is directly between the two cities, placing it at the true center of this prolific region. Aerospace, aviation, defense, and alternative energy have also become rising stars in the professional landscape, and Midland itself boasts the fifth-largest economy in Texas. Growth statistics reflect this flourishing market as thousands move here for excellent jobs and a low cost of living. Its location off the highway grants tenants frictionless access to oil fields and other service hubs, plus quick connections to amenities and residential areas that help attract employees. About 90,000 workers can reach the site in 15 minutes, and about 40% work in the industrial sector.
Wes Gotcher
Moriah Group