6750 N Desert Blvd
El Paso, TX 79912
Northwestern Corporate Center · Industrial Property For Sale

Investment Highlights: Total square feet: 477,997 SF expansion to 628,000 SF Divided into three (3) sections: 140,225 SF; 211,600 SF; 126,172 SF Lot size: 33.44 acres Ceiling height: 23' - 25' Loading: 45 loading dock positions (26 with levelers) and 3 grade level drive in doors; Secured truck court Office: 25,296 SF (2 story) Column spacing: 40' x 50' Lighting: T-8 fixtures Electrical service: 11,125 KVA with 4 (7.3 KVA) backup generators Parking: 792 striped vehicle spaces Investment Overview: One of the few, large-scale, newer facilities in El Paso, 6750 North Desert Blvd is a state-of-the-art 477,977-square-foot building offering exceptional amenities for sophisticated manufacturing and distribution. The space is easily configurable to accommodate a variety of user needs-and a variety of users-whether occupied by one, two, or even three tenants. Excess land also features a pad-ready site to accommodate a 150,000-square-foot expansion. At 6750 North Desert Blvd users can take advantage of a strategic location off Interstate 10, close proximity to Ciudad Juarez and a host of other robust features that would be cost-prohibitive to duplicate in ground-up co Excess land also features a pad-ready site to accommodate a 150,000-square-foot expansion. At 6750 North Desert Blvd users can take advantage of a strategic location off Interstate 10, close proximity to Ciudad Juarez and a host of other robust features that would be cost-prohibitive to duplicate in ground-up construction. High-capacity, low-cost power (11.125 KVA), and four back-up generators (7.3 KVA) can power the entire facility at a greatly reduced per-kWh cost. The facility features a fully secured site for trucks and cars with multiple gated entries and two guard houses. The exterior facilities include a fenced truck court for 103 tractor-trailers and abundant loading - 26 dock doors with levelers, 19 additional stations, three ground-access doors with ample space for additional dock doors. Located at the western tip of the state, where Texas meets New Mexico and forms an international border with Mexico, El Paso is a focal point of The North American Borderplex- the fourth largest manufacturing hub on the continent. Five convenient ports of entry- Zaragoza, Bridge of the Americas, Paso Del Norte, Stanton and Santa Teresa-provide key access to Mexico and to more than $490