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More details for Southbelt Plaza – for Sale, Houston, TX

Southbelt Plaza

  • Fulfillment Center
  • Mixed Types for Sale
  • $10,197,052 CAD
  • 3 Properties | Mixed Types

Houston Portfolio of properties for Sale - South

Southbelt Plaza is a modern, high-performing mixed use center strategically positioned at one of Houston’s most powerful growth corridors: the intersection of State Highway 288 and South Sam Houston Parkway East (Beltway 8). The property consists of three buildings totaling 37,500 SF, built between 2013 and 2017, and situated on 5.27 acres with excellent visibility, strong traffic flow, and direct access to two of Houston’s most important regional arteries. Currently 92% occupied across 12 tenants, the center provides stable income with long-term upside. Local Demographics (3-Mile Radius – 2915 S Sam Houston Pkwy E) (Based on 77047 and surrounding SH-288 corridor data) Population: ~36,274 residents in 77047, with rapid growth driven by new residential communities Population Growth: 70%+ increase since 2010 (reflecting explosive development along SH-288) Median Household Income: Ranges from $70,000–$95,000 depending on neighborhood pocket Housing Expansion: Significant new single-family and multifamily development feeding retail demand The SH-288 corridor is one of Houston’s fastest-growing residential zones, with strong consumer spending and a rising daytime population. Traffic & Regional Connectivity Southbelt Plaza benefits from exceptional exposure and access: - Beltway 8 (Sam Houston Pkwy E): One of Houston’s highest-volume loops, with heavy commuter and logistics traffic - State Highway 288: Major north–south artery connecting Pearland, the Texas Medical Center, Downtown, and Lake Jackson - Intersection of 288 & Beltway 8: A major regional funnel for commuters, freight, and distribution traffic Note: TxDOT and H-GAC maintain detailed traffic count databases for both corridors, confirming consistently high volumes year-over-year. Surrounded by Major Infrastructure & Growth Drivers The SH-288 corridor is undergoing massive commercial and residential expansion. Key demand drivers include: - Immediate Adjacency - Amazon Fulfillment Center – Next Door A major employment hub generating thousands of daily trips and supporting strong daytime population. Regional Growth & Projects - Rapid residential expansion along Cullen Blvd, Almeda Rd, and South Post Oak - Ongoing commercial development around Beltway 8 & 288, including logistics, service retail, and medical uses - Proximity to the Texas Medical Center corridor via 288 - Continued industrial and distribution growth in the South Houston / Pearland region This area is one of Houston’s most active development zones, with long-term appreciation supported by infrastructure investment and population growth.

Contact:

Barr & Associates Real Estate, LLC

Property Subtype:

Mixed Types

Date on Market:

2026-03-17

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More details for 2411 S Eldridge Pky, Houston, TX - Retail for Sale

2411 S Eldridge Pky

Houston, TX 77077

  • Fulfillment Center
  • Retail for Sale
  • $6,200,910 CAD
  • 32,842 SF
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More details for 3719 & 3721 LEELAND ST, 3718 BELL STREET – Industrial for Sale, Houston, TX

3719 & 3721 LEELAND ST, 3718 BELL STREET

  • Fulfillment Center
  • Industrial for Sale
  • $4,822,930 CAD
  • 40,365 SF
  • 3 Industrial Properties
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More details for 5932 Schurmier Rd, Houston, TX - Industrial for Sale

Wayside Distribution Center - 5932 Schurmier Rd

Houston, TX 77048

  • Fulfillment Center
  • Industrial for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 157,300 SF
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More details for 7702 Parnell St, Houston, TX - Industrial for Sale

7702 Parnell St

Houston, TX 77021

  • Fulfillment Center
  • Industrial for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 47,375 SF
  • Air Conditioning
  • Security System
  • Bio-Tech/ Lab Space
  • Fitness Center

Houston Industrial for Sale - South

Great opportunity, fantastic value! Previously the Houston Methodist Distribution Center, this great looking, clean, 100% A/C, fully sprinkled, tilt wall industrial facility is located near the Medical Center of Houston, on S. Loop 610 at SE corner with Hwy 288. Easy, short drive to the Port of Houston and Hobby Airport as well as Downtown Houston. Perfect location for all kind of distribution business. 7702 Parnell St. sits on ±2.57 acres, offering a total of ±47,375 SF of space, including ±6,700 SF of office and ±40,675 SF of industrial space. Built in 1974, it features 5 dock-high loading doors, a 20-foot clear height, and a fenced, gated lot for added security. With a parking ratio of .53 per 1,000 SF and additional street parking available, the property can easily accommodate employees and visitors. Its prime location provides direct access to the 610 South Loop, making it an excellent option for businesses needing efficient distribution and logistics capabilities in the Houston area. 7702 Parnell Street in Houston, TX 77021, is an industrial property and sits on approximately 2.57 acres, offering a total of 47,375 square feet of space, including 6,700 square feet of office and 40,675 square feet of industrial space. Built in 1974, the facility features 4 dock-high loading doors, a 20-foot clear height, and a fenced, gated lot for added security. With a parking ratio of .53 per 1,000 square feet and additional street parking available, the property is well-equipped to accommodate employees and visitors. Its prime location provides direct access to the 610 South Loop, making it an excellent option for businesses needing efficient distribution and logistics capabilities in the Houston area. Property Features • Fully conditioned warehouse • Back-up generation • Land Size: ±2.57 AC • Office: ±6,700 SF • Industrial: ±40,675 SF • 4 Docks / Clear Height 20’ • Year Built 1974 • Fenced, gated • Direct access to 610 South Loop • Parking Ratio .53/1,000 SF + additional street parking

Contact:

Belt International Realty Company

Property Subtype:

Distribution

Date on Market:

2025-07-21

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More details for 11101 Ella Blvd, Houston, TX - Flex for Sale

Logistics & Storage Facility with Offices - 11101 Ella Blvd

Houston, TX 77067

  • Fulfillment Center
  • Flex for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 77,000 SF
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More details for 15902 Ella Blvd, Houston, TX - Industrial for Sale

R45 Distribution Center - 15902 Ella Blvd

Houston, TX 77090

  • Fulfillment Center
  • Industrial for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 347,387 SF
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Fulfillment Centers For Sale

Fulfillment Centers

What is a fulfillment center?

A fulfillment center is a large warehouse that stores and processes customer orders. It's also often referred to as a "fulfillment house." A single fulfillment center can handle all of an online retailer's inventory, or just part of it.

When online retailers use fulfillment centers, they have the option of shipping products directly to consumers from a warehouse or storing the inventory in a fulfillment center and then having it shipped to consumers on their behalf. Fulfillment and distribution businesses are responsible for picking, packing, shipping, and customer service.

Fulfillment centers work with e-commerce retailers by receiving customer orders at the beginning of the day and shipping them out as quickly as possible. They tend to focus on processes over technology. Fulfillment warehouses usually have large floorspace for retail space that is not optimized for high speed but rather storage density due to low ceilings and/or relatively short distances between racks of product. The realization that such floor plans are less desirable than ones with higher ceilings and better use of aisle space are beginning to change how some of the largest fulfillment warehouses are being designed as well as pushing for their inclusion in existing facilities.

How is a fulfillment center different from a distribution center?

Both the distribution center and the fulfillment center are warehouse facilities that handle inventory. However, there is a difference between these two models. A distribution center may also be used to store goods in transit from suppliers or products awaiting transportation to a customer, whereas fulfillment centers usually do not receive shipments on behalf of other businesses.

A fulfillment center's main function is packing and delivering orders placed online, while a distribution center focuses more on storing boxed items waiting for shipment. Apart from this distinction, fulfillment and distribution warehouses share many similar characteristics: They're large-format with high ceilings; they house hundreds of thousands of square feet in order to meet short deadlines; they feature automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS); they are strategically located near major transportation hubs; and they require dedicated IT infrastructure.

The biggest difference between a warehouse and a fulfillment center is in the type of inventory stored in the facility. A warehouse contains product for retail outlets, while a fulfillment center's inventory is sold directly to consumers via the Internet or catalogs. Fulfillment centers store products that are typically ordered online by consumers and used within 30-90 days. Orders arrive at the distribution center on pallets from suppliers or other warehouses; workers unload these pallets onto conveyor belts and sort them into one of many merchandise bins that may contain similar items. When an order comes through, it goes to work with more personal service (for example, sending a book to one customer, and a CD to another). This order is then assigned to one of many packing stations and given an address label.

Why do fulfillment centers exist?

When an online retailer is unable to keep up with the fast pace of orders placed through their website, they hire fulfillment centers to help them process and ship incoming orders. There are many reasons why retailers outsource this service - some of which include:

Order volume – Online sales continue to grow steadily year after year. Fulfillment centers have a greater capacity for order fulfillment than most retail locations because they're able to handle high volumes from multiple e-commerce websites, as well as fulfill individual customer orders.  
Inventory storage – Retailers often sell items at different times throughout the year such as summer apparel or winter goods that aren't in high demand until the appropriate season arrives. They can store these products at a fulfillment center, freeing up valuable space.

Are fulfillment centers a growing trend?  

The economics of the fulfillment center business continues to revolve around efficiency. Fulfillment centers, on average, are projected to grow annually year over year. Greater public awareness of the importance fulfillment centers play in online retail and their contribution to the economy will likely make it easier for them to address overall shortages that are projected to increase in the coming years.

In the last decade, fulfillment centers have shifted their focus to provide e-commerce retailers with speedy and cost-effective solutions in order to help them stay competitive.

 

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