"Their current building is old, and Standard Registerneeded moreefficient space," says Walker Barnett, abroker with ColliersInternational'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,wasrepresented by David Hudson, director ofindustrial brokerage forTrammell Crow Co.'s Houstonoffice, and Corey Driskill.

Hudson tells GlobeSt.com that the Standard Registerlease bringsthe 123,800-sf building to 77% occupancy.Whirlpool Corp. hasoccupied 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 51.9acres in close proximity to I-10 andUS 290. "It's a nice centrallocation forStandard Register's employees and customers,"Hudsonsays.