Texas Development Firm Breaks Ground on New 19,000SF Office and Warehouse Flex Space in Conroe

CONROE, Texas - Sept. 24, 2014 - PRLog -- Real estate development firm Kopke & Marek Investments broke ground September 2, 2014 on a new multi-tenant office and warehouse project in Conroe, Texas. The project targets industrial growth and commercial real estate investment in the North Harris and Montgomery County corridor.  The multi-tenant facility consists of more than 19,000 square feet of flex use warehouse space that will be ready for occupancy February 1, 2015.

“This project has been a high priority for our firm due to the well documented shortage of available space within the immediate 5-10 mile radius of the new Exxon Mobil campus,” says partner Jason Kopke. Kopke indicated the company has held an option on the property for more than a year.

The area’s explosive growth over the last two years encourages the Kopke & Marek partners to develop first class projects in the northern Harris County and Montgomery County corridor. The scope of the corridor is expected to expand beyond Interstate 45 with completion of the Grand Parkway. Easy access to state highway 59, the future Interstate 69 corridor, will drive investment in East Harris and East Montgomery counties.

“Located on Loop 336 in Conroe, the project’s easy access and vicinity to Conroe, The Woodlands, and Exxon Mobil’s new campus has garnered significant interest even before groundbreaking,” explains David Alexander, who along with Rob Banzhaf of Newcor Commercial Real Estate has been tabbed to handle marketing and leasing of the project.

For more information on pre-leasing opportunities from 2,000 square feet up to 19,000 square feet, contact Newcor Commercial Real Estate at 281-210-3090; Rob Banzhaf: rob@newcorcre.com or David Alexander: david@newcorcre.com.

About Kopke & Marek Investments:

Kopke & Marek Investments was founded in February, 2013 to meet commercial real estate demand for office and warehouse space in the North Harris and Montgomery County corridor and to address future demand created by expansion in East Harris and East Montgomery counties.