HOUSTON \u2013 (Realty News Report) \u2013 Stream Realty Partners has broken ground on Summit Grove Business Park, a two-building, 217,120-SF industrial development in north Houston near the crossroads of the Grand Parkway and Interstate 45.<\/p>\n
The new project will be tailored to attract small to mid-sized tenants, meeting demand for local last-mile distribution and regional service operations.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe believe Summit Grove Business Park will fill a void in the market for tenants seeking a first-class facility in a smaller format, close to end-user rooftops and near retail amenities that employees desire,\u201d said Craig McKenna, Director at Stream. \u201cWe are building a shallow bay project that is nearly impossible to find in today\u2019s market; a new product that is highly flexible and divisible. A heavy emphasis has been put on high design aesthetics while still providing all the flexibility and functionality that today\u2019s sophisticated logistics tenants desire.\u201d<\/p>\n
Located at 21737 and 21811 Holzwarth Road, project offers distribution tenants immediate access to some of Greater Houston\u2019s fastest-growing suburban areas, such as Spring, The Woodlands, Conroe, and Tomball.\u00a0 Houston has a number of industrial projects under construction<\/a>, as part of an industrial expansion<\/a> in Texas.<\/p>\n Expected to be completed in the summer of 2026, Summit Grove Business Park will feature two rear-load buildings, each equipped with ESFR sprinkler systems, two ramps, and ample parking.<\/p>\n Building One will span 125,600 SF with a 32-foot clear height and 47 dock-high doors, while Building Two will include 91,520 SF with a 36-foot clear height and 31 dock-high doors.<\/p>\n Together, the buildings provide flexible configurations for users ranging from 8,500 to 125,000 SF.<\/p>\n The project team also includes EE Reed as the general contractor, Ware Malcomb as the architect, and Halff as the civil engineer.<\/p>\n Stream\u2019s Industrial Development Services team leading the project includes Executive Managing Director & Partner Justin Robinson, Senior Director Tyler Wellborn, Associate Director Kristina Gibson, and Craig McKenna.<\/p>\n Leasing efforts will be overseen by Managing Director Tyler Maner and Vice Presidents Grant Wisenbaker and Abe Richardson, while Stream\u2019s Investment Management professionals involved include Portfolio Manager Mustafa Ali and Associate Tricia Larsen.<\/p>\n Stream\u2019s Investment Management team manages five funds with more than $3.4 billion in assets under management and oversees 32 million SF of industrial, office, and mixed-use projects.<\/p>\n Boilerplate: Stream, which is headquartered in Dallas, was founded in 1996. Stream has more than 1,700 professionals and it completes annual transactions valued at more than $8.9 billion in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, land, and data center properties.<\/p>\n Dec. 18, 2025 Realty News Report Copyright 2025<\/p>\n Image courtesy Stream<\/p>\n THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT PODCAST<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n LISTEN:\u00a0THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with David Hightower\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n LISTEN:\u00a0THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Alex Kamkar of Bold Fox Development<\/a><\/p>\n LISTEN:\u00a0THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Brad McWhirter of Trahan Architects<\/a><\/p>\n LISTEN:\u00a0THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Lacee Jacobs of Rebel Retail Advisors<\/a><\/p>\n LISTEN:\u00a0THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Danny Rice of Colliers<\/a><\/p>\n LISTEN:\u00a0THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Trey Odom of Avera<\/a><\/p>\n LISTEN:\u00a0THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Kris Larson of Downtown Houston +<\/a><\/p>\n LISTEN:\u00a0THE RALPH BIVINS PROJECT with Jim Carman of Howard Hughes Holdings<\/a><\/p>\n