09/09/2026
TexAmericas Center says it has crossed 1.5 million square feet of leased commercial and industrial space, with more than 1.65 million square feet now under lease across its three campuses.
The park announced the milestone Tuesday, saying a new agreement with a major defense contractor was the deal that pushed it over the line. TAC did not name the company.
TexAmericas Center first topped 1 million square feet in 2020. Since then it has added roughly 600,000 square feet from tenants in defense, energy, manufacturing, supplements, metals, automotive and logistics.
Rowe Casa Organics is one of the biggest examples of that growth. The company started with a 4,700-square-foot building in 2020, later bought a five-building complex on the Central Campus, and now keeps its corporate headquarters there while owning about 175,000 square feet and leasing more through TAC's 3PL division. A local aluminum rolling mill has also taken multiple 22,000-square-foot buildings in Area D on the East Campus for scrap storage, plus hardstand leases covering dozens of acres for ingot storage.
With existing space getting tighter, TAC says it is starting to evaluate whether the market supports another speculative industrial building. No decision has been made. The park built a 150,000-square-foot spec building in 2021 and sold it in 2022.
Business Facilities magazine ranked TexAmericas Center No. 5 among U.S. industrial parks this year, its seventh straight year in the top 10.
