Serve the up-and-coming cities west of Houston with the flexible small- to mid-sized warehouse solutions offered by Twinwood Commerce Center. The development comprises 14 concrete tilt-wall facilities ranging from 7,000 to 31,100 square feet, delivered in the Summer of 2023. Twinwood Commerce Center is divided into two product types, smaller grade-level buildings with 18-foot clear heights and larger buildings with dock-high doors and 28-foot clear heights. Each building features a built-out spec office, and the array of options allows tenants to increase or decrease the size of their space as business needs evolve. Negotiable tenant improvement allowances and build-outs are also available based on lease terms and credit. In addition to tenant-specific improvements, free rent packages are available, and additional concessions are considered for the initial tenants to lease space. As cities like Katy and Brookshire see unprecedented growth due to increasing high-income employment opportunities, excellent quality of life, and region-leading school districts, industrial organizations are jockeying for a position here. Amazon, Ross, Rooms To Go, Tesla, Igloo, Crawford Electric, Goya Foods, Ferguson, and Costco occupy over half a million square feet within a 5-mile radius of the park, underpinning the tremendous interest in the area. Nearby residents boast an average household income of $163,122, contributing to $844 million in annual consumer spending. Twinwood Commerce Center offers streamlined connectivity to expanding communities and the metro’s established hubs. Interstate 10 is 2 miles from the center, providing a 40-minute drive to Downtown Houston. Transporters can reach cities that have undergone years of similar migration booms, like Tomball, Sugar Land, Rosenberg, and Cypress