Cedar Crossing Industrial Park - Gisplanning.net
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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.
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Zone ILt. <strong>Industrial</strong>2 - 10 acs.Zone IILt. Manufacturing10 - 25 acs.Zone IIIWaterfront Ops.10 - 50 acs.Zone IVDistribution5 - 100 acs.Zone VLarge <strong>Industrial</strong>20 - 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 <strong>Cedar</strong> <strong>Crossing</strong> for continuedgrowth and strengthened market presence. <strong>Cedar</strong> <strong>Crossing</strong> is a place of possibility for major corporations,institutions, and developers alike. The new 4,000,000 sq. ft. Wal-Mart Import Center chose <strong>Cedar</strong> <strong>Crossing</strong>due 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.
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