Green Point Property Co., in partnership with Silverado Interests, is moving forward with a new industrial park development in El Paso. The project is planned on a 200-acre site and will feature a total of 636,000 square feet of warehouse space across two buildings. Stellar Bank is providing the financing for the development, and the team is targeting overall delivery by year-end, with shell completion anticipated in October.
The first phase of the industrial park consists of a 443,975-square-foot cross-dock warehouse and flex facility and a 192,490-square-foot rear-load warehouse. The cross-dock building is designed to support logistics users that rely on efficient truck circulation and rapid throughput, providing multiple points for trailer access and streamlined movement of goods. The rear-load configuration is positioned to serve regional distributors and last-mile delivery operators that focus on cost-effective operations and proximity to end users.
Together, the cross-dock and rear-load buildings are intended to appeal to a range of logistics and distribution users that are active in border trade and broader Southwest distribution corridors. The mix of building types positions the park to capture demand from both national and regional tenants that depend on cross-border supply chains and regional fulfillment networks. The development aims to leverage El Paso’s role as a key link between U.S. markets and trade flows connected to Mexico and the Southwest.
Ridgemont Commercial Construction has been engaged as the general contractor for the project and is overseeing construction of the two-building complex. CBRE has been selected to lead leasing efforts for the industrial park, marketing the cross-dock and rear-load space to logistics, distribution, and last-mile users. Green Point is moving toward an October shell completion timeline, with full project delivery expected by the end of the year, positioning the industrial park to come online as users plan for future distribution and warehouse needs.
