HOUSTON--Crow Holdings Industrial (CHI) has announced that Dawn Food Products and Eleganza Tiles will lease more than 133,840 square feet of class A industrial space at CHI's 24-acre Apex Distribution Center in northwest Houston.

Dawn Food Products, an international bakery supplier, will occupy 89,710 square feet in Building 1. The 140,110-square-foot warehouse is the only building original to the property and was previously occupied by Goya Foods. The building's remaining 50,400 square feet is available for lease. Greg Barra and David Boyd with Boyd Commercial represented CHI and Nathan Hale and Lance McCarthy with Mohr Partners represented the tenant.

“We welcome Eleganza Tile and Dawn Foods to Apex Distribution Center. As tenants, they will both benefit from the park's irreplaceable location, quality buildings and modern amenities,” Will Mundinger, CHI founding partner, told GlobeSt.com. “The park is experiencing great leasing momentum and we are continuing developing the site for future tenants. We anticipate completing construction in November 2015.”

Eleganza Tiles, a distributor of ceramic and porcelain tiles, will occupy 44,130-square-feet in Building 3, a new 66,420-square-foot class A, front-load, light-industrial warehouse. The remaining 22,290 square feet in Building 3 is available for lease and includes site amenities such as ample trailer parking and options for outdoor storage. Matteson Hamilton and Blake Warren with Stream Realty Partners represented CHI and Clay Peeples with Boyd Commercial represented the tenant.

CHI began developing Apex Distribution Center in late 2014, purchasing an existing building and adjacent land located on Tanner Road just west of Beltway 8 to assemble the acreage. Building 2, a 204,070 square foot class A front-load, light industrial warehouse will be complete in November and is currently available for lease. Upon completion, the business park will consist of three class A buildings and modern industrial park amenities.

In addition to Apex Distribution Center, CHI has nine other projects under way in Texas and California totaling more than 3 million square feet of space.