Taurus Investment Holdings has acquired Crossroads Business Park, a fully leased industrial portfolio in Laredo, Texas. The park is composed of eight shallow-bay buildings totaling 412,871 square feet, with the buildings averaging roughly 50,000 square feet each. The acquisition adds a sizeable, fully occupied logistics asset to Taurus Investment Holdings’ portfolio in a key cross-border trade hub.
Crossroads Business Park is located about two miles from the World Trade Bridge, Laredo’s primary commercial border crossing, and benefits from direct access to Interstate 35. This positioning places the property close to one of the busiest freight corridors on the U.S.-Mexico border. The park serves a range of users tied to cross-border trade, including customs brokerage firms, freight forwarders, third-party logistics providers, warehousing operators, drayage companies, and cold storage users.
The shallow-bay configuration is designed to accommodate tenants that prioritize dedicated, individually accessible facilities while maintaining immediate proximity to the border. By concentrating multiple shallow-bay buildings within a single park, Crossroads Business Park provides flexible space options for tenants whose operations depend on rapid, reliable cross-border flows of goods. The fully leased status of the portfolio reflects the depth of tenant demand for modern industrial buildings in this location.
Laredo is described as the leading inland port on the U.S.-Mexico border, handling an estimated 40% of trade between the two countries. In 2025, the city processed approximately $355 billion in combined imports and exports, placing it third among all U.S. ports of entry by total trade value. These trade flows are a critical driver of demand for nearby logistics, distribution, and industrial facilities like Crossroads Business Park.
The World Trade Bridge itself supports an estimated 15,000 to 18,000 truck crossings each day, underlining the intensity of commercial activity in the immediate area. This daily volume underpins sustained need for facilities that can support customs processing, freight consolidation, cold storage, and short-haul drayage services on both sides of the border. Properties located within close range of the bridge, with direct highway access, are positioned to capture users that depend on minimizing time in transit between the port of entry and their distribution networks.
Within this context, Crossroads Business Park functions as a strategic logistics node for tenants engaged in cross-border trade. Its shallow-bay industrial design, full occupancy, and proximity to key transportation infrastructure align with the operational priorities of customs brokerage, third-party logistics, and cold storage operators that must respond quickly to fluctuations in trade flows. The acquisition by Taurus Investment Holdings situates the firm within one of the most active trade corridors in the country, anchored by strong underlying port and transportation fundamentals.
