RevKo Commercial Real Estate is moving forward with AeroPoint 1960, a new manufacturing and crane-served industrial campus planned for North Houston near George Bush Intercontinental Airport. The project is designed as a two-phase development totaling 457,000 square feet of space intended to accommodate modern manufacturing users.
AeroPoint 1960 is being positioned as a response to ongoing demand for freestanding manufacturing buildings and industrial outdoor storage facilities across the Houston industrial market. The campus layout and building specifications are being tailored for occupants that require crane-served production space and dedicated yard areas to support their operations.
The first phase of the project will consist of five freestanding manufacturing buildings totaling approximately 202,000 square feet. Phase I delivery is targeted for the third quarter of 2027. Each of these buildings is planned with crane-served capability and is expected to include a dedicated industrial outside storage yard, aligning the design with users that need both interior manufacturing capacity and secure outdoor storage.
Phase II of AeroPoint 1960 is planned to add roughly 255,000 square feet of additional manufacturing space. This second phase is being positioned for build-to-suit and design-build opportunities, giving prospective users the ability to shape facility layouts and specifications around their particular manufacturing and logistics requirements. The phased approach is intended to allow the campus to accommodate a range of company sizes and operational needs as the project advances.
JLL professionals Geoff Perrott and David Holland, together with RevKo’s Boomer White, have been engaged to market AeroPoint 1960. Their role includes bringing the project to potential manufacturing and industrial users that require crane-served buildings and IOS capacity. The marketing effort is focused on highlighting the campus’s location in North Houston and its proximity to George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
The development effort for AeroPoint 1960 will be led by Jon Sellers, CEO of RevKo’s development team. Under his direction, the team will oversee planning and execution of the two-phase campus, including the initial tranche of buildings scheduled for completion in 2027 and the subsequent build-to-suit and design-build components contemplated in Phase II.
As planned, AeroPoint 1960 is expected to add a sizable block of new crane-served manufacturing space and industrial outdoor storage capacity to the Houston industrial landscape. By concentrating on freestanding manufacturing buildings with dedicated yards, the campus aims to align with current user requirements that emphasize operational flexibility, heavy manufacturing capability, and access to outdoor storage within a single industrial location.
