Bleecker Partners has expanded its industrial holdings in Houston with the acquisition of a five-asset portfolio totaling 880,000 square feet. The purchase consolidates 28 warehouse and industrial buildings positioned along Interstate 610, the beltway that encircles the city and connects multiple logistics and employment corridors.
The portfolio is composed of industrial parks, manufacturing facilities and last-mile distribution centers, providing Bleecker with a mix of light industrial and distribution capabilities. According to the report, the properties are spread across the metro’s Northwest, Northeast, Southeast and West industrial submarkets, all of which benefit from access to major freight and transportation infrastructure.
Named assets in the transaction include Northeast Trade Center at 5400 Mesa Drive and Jester Plaza at 3500 W. T.C. Jester Blvd. The portfolio also features Wayside Business Center at 4300 S. Wayside Drive, Harwin Business Park at 9301-9307 Harwin Drive and Scranton Manufacturing and Distribution Park at 8700-9000 Scranton St. Each of these locations sits near key highway links and distribution routes within the Houston area.
Commercial Search reports that NBH Bank provided an acquisition loan for the transaction, supplying the senior debt capital for Bleecker’s purchase. Eastdil Secured represented the seller, described as a local family, in the disposition of the portfolio. Specific loan terms and pricing details were not disclosed in the report.
The assets are strategically positioned near several of Houston’s primary logistics hubs. The article notes connectivity to the Houston Ship Channel, one of the country’s most active ports, as well as proximity to the Union Pacific Englewood Yard, a major rail facility. The portfolio also benefits from access to William P. Hobby Airport, reinforcing the multimodal appeal of these infill industrial locations for users that rely on regional and last-mile distribution.
With this latest acquisition, Bleecker Partners now controls 40 owned and operated industrial facilities within the Houston metro. The company also reports holding more than 7 million square feet of industrial space across Texas, underscoring a broader focus on building scale in the state’s logistics and manufacturing markets. The new Houston portfolio adds a sizable cluster of buildings within a single metro area while maintaining diversification across multiple submarkets and asset types within the industrial category.
