"Their current building is old, and Standard Registerneeded more efficient space," says Walker Barnett, abroker with Colliers International's Houston office,who represented Standard Register. "The space in AlamoCrossing is new and offers a better layout." AlamoCrossing's owner, Los Angeles-based CBRE Investors,was represented by David Hudson, director ofindustrial brokerage for Trammell Crow Co.'s Houstonoffice, and Corey Driskill.
Hudson tells GlobeSt.com that the Standard Registerlease brings the 123,800-sf building to 77% occupancy.Whirlpool Corp. has occupied 35% of the building sinceit was completed in early 2002. The space leases for$5.40 per sf per year, he says.
Alamo Crossing is comprised of four buildings situatedon 51.9 acres in close proximity to I-10 andUS 290. "It's a nice central location forStandard Register's employees and customers," Hudsonsays.
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