Cedar Crossing Industrial Park - Gisplanning.net

Cedar Crossing Industrial ParkCedar Crossing Industrial Park, the world’s fifth andarea’s largest industrial park, is strategically located20 miles east of Houston on the northern shore ofGalveston Bay adjacent to Baytown, Texas.Comprising 15,000 acres of prime available acreageinclusive of utilities, Cedar Crossing’s infrastructureis designed for commercial and industrial uses.Manufacturers, fabrication, distribution, aerospace,high-tech, and petrochemical prospects will benefitfrom the park’s exceptional business opportunities.Perfectly positioned, Cedar Crossing has superioraccess to major transportation thoroughfares, shippinggateways via the Port of Houston and HoustonShip Channel, rail lines, air transportation, and anefficient pipeline distribution system. Its location providesdirect passage to the Port of Houston’sBarbour’s Cut and Bayport Terminals and the world'slargest concentration of petrochemical, manufacturing,and research facilities. The park offers key logisticalopportunities.

Zone ILt. Industrial2 - 10 acs.Zone IILt. Manufacturing10 - 25 acs.Zone IIIWaterfront Ops.10 - 50 acs.Zone IVDistribution5 - 100 acs.Zone VLarge Industrial20 - 1,000 acs.Zone VILt. or Hv.Manufacturing5 - 50 acs.Zone VIIFuture Expansion50 - 1,000 acs.Typical Site UtilizationConceptual Development PlanTop-tier companies including Wal-Mart; Home Depot; Ipsco; Wal-Mart; Exel, Inc.; GE, Siemens; JSW Steel;DUNA; Schneider Logistics and Bayer, Corp. have positioned themselves within Cedar Crossing for continuedgrowth and strengthened market presence. Cedar Crossing is a place of possibility for major corporations,institutions, and developers alike. The new 4,000,000 sq. ft. Wal-Mart Import Center chose Cedar Crossingdue to easy access to the container ports and the park’s transportation options. Various site configurations andsizes are available for all industrial applications.No warranty or representation, expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy of the information contained herein; and same is submitted subject toerrors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by our principals.

Small/Large Distribution CedarPort Barge Dock Heavy ManufacturingAvailable incentives include tax abatements, workforce training funds, and financing for infrastructuredevelopment and site improvements. A foreign trade zone is available for companies that meet specialrequirements. Modern warehouse opportunities are available with rail access and heavy load capabilitiesto the barge docks exist throughout the entire park. Built-to-suit capabilities are also available.

Cedar Port is located on Cedar Bayou across the Houston Ship Channel from the Port of Houston’sBarbour’s Cut and Bayport container terminals. The new barge terminal has a 10’ draft and includes 425’of sheet-pile bulkhead. The terminal is equipped for 24-hour operations, and can accommodate hopper,deck, and ocean-going barges via multiple barge births with rail availability, ample laydown yards, and isdesigned to be expandedNo warranty or representation, expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy of the information contained herein; and same is submitted subject toerrors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by our principals.

Project InformationLocation35-minute drive from Downtown Houston, adjacent to Baytown, Texas Citylimits, located in Chambers CountyGeneral Info• 15,000 acres (±12,000 acres available)• Tracts from 1 acre - 2,000+ acs.• Flat, excellent-drainage - minimal flood-plain issuesForeign Trade Zone• Cedar Crossing has secured a 200-acre Foreign Trade Zone designation.Freeway Access• Interstate 10 is eight minutes to the north via Grand Parkway (SH 99)• Intersection of State Highway 225 and 146 is eight minutes to the south• 12-mile segment of the Grand Parkway (SH 99), Houston's third circumferentialfreeway, is completed with 5.5. miles within the park connecting SH146 & Interstate 10Air Transportation• Supported by William P. Hobby, Ellington Field and George BushIntercontinental airportsRail Access• Access to Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad networks• 56 miles of private operating track within the Park• Over 1,500 rail car storage facility operated by Econorail with easy expansionavailablePort Access• Three barge terminals within the Park - three-hour access to Barbour’s CutContainer Terminal and the Houston Ship Channel• Barbour’s Cut Terminal is a 12-minute drive from the park• Bayport Terminal is a 16-minute drive from the parkCushman & Wakefield of Texas, Inc.1330 Post Oak Boulevard, Suite 2700Houston, Texas 77056Phone 713.877.1700 • Fax 713.877.1965Utilities• Chambers County Industrial District #1 provides sanitary sewer and potablewater in the park• Industrial water on property 170 million GPD via canal; 36” supply line; 5-10million GPD via Coastal Water Authority• Electric: 138kV distributed throughout the parkFeedstock Access• Traversing chemical and gas feedstock pipelines connect to the largestsource of feedstock supply in the worldB. Kelley Parker, III, SIORExecutive Vice President713.963.2896kelley.parker@cushwake.comJohn F. Littman, SIOR, MAISenior Director713.963-2862john.littman@cushwake.com