PWCC – Port of Brownsville Logistics Yard & Warehouse
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Port Logistics Hub | IOS Yard, Warehouse & Trailer Staging | 1.7 Miles to Port of Brownsville
Building description
Strategically positioned within the South Texas Coastal–Space–Port Corridor, this port-adjacent industrial facility delivers immediate access to the Port of Brownsville and the Starbase corridor, supporting logistics operators, contractors, and industrial users requiring proximity to critical infrastructure.
The asset combines ±18,000 SF of functional warehouse space with ±2,500 SF of built-out office and secured industrial outdoor storage (IOS), enabling trailer staging, equipment storage, and fleet-based operations within an overweight corridor. Direct connectivity to TX-48, FM-511, and I-69E provides efficient regional distribution and cross-border access.
Designed for operational flexibility, the property supports port logistics, energy and LNG-related contractors, steel and material staging, and cross-border distribution users. Additional land offers expansion capacity or build-to-suit configurations for tenants requiring scalable yard or operational growth.
Building highlights
- ±1.7 miles to Port of Brownsville with direct access to TX-48, FM-511, and I-69E
- Secured IOS yard for trailer staging, equipment storage, and fleet-based logistics operations
- Overweight corridor access supporting heavy cargo, port logistics, and equipment-intensive operators
- ±20,500 SF total, including ±18,000 SF warehouse and ±2,500 SF built-out office
- FTZ-compatible, bonding-ready configuration for import/export operations
- 3 dock-high doors + 1 grade-level door for flexible loading configurations
- ±200 ft truck court depth enabling efficient trailer maneuvering and staging
- Additional land available for expansion, trailer staging, or build-to-suit configurations
- New construction with modern industrial specifications
- ±20’ clear height
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