JLL and RevKo Announce Groundbreaking of AeroPoint 1960 Manufacturing Park in North Houston

HOUSTON, Nov. 9, 2026 - JLL today announced AeroPoint 1960, a 457,000-square-foot manufacturing and crane-served campus coming to North Houston near George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Located at 5301 Farm to Market 1960 Rd E., the two-phase development will bring much-needed modern manufacturing space to a market where availability remains limited while the industry continues to boom.

JLL's Executive Vice President Geoff Perrott and Senior Vice President David Holland, along with RevKo's Principal Boomer White, are marketing the development. Jon Sellers, the CEO of RevKo's development team, will lead the development.

Phase I will include five (5) freestanding/manufacturing buildings totaling approximately 202,000 square feet, with delivery slated for Q3 2027. The buildings will be designed to support users requiring crane-served manufacturing space, with dedicated industrial outside storage (IOS) yards planned for each building. Phase II will add approximately 255,000 square feet of additional manufacturing space and is proposed for build-to-suit and design-build opportunities, providing flexibility for companies seeking customized facilities to support their operations.

"Manufacturing users are facing a very different market than traditional warehouse and distribution users, with limited availability of specialized, crane-served space across Houston," said JLL Executive Vice President Geoff Perrott. "AeroPoint 1960 is well positioned to meet that demand, offering companies the flexibility, location and infrastructure they need to support their operations. The project also allows users to establish a presence in North Houston, one of the region's most active and well-connected industrial areas."

AeroPoint 1960 is positioned to address continued demand for freestanding/manufacturing and industrial outdoor storage (IOS) facilities across the Houston market. Crane-served manufacturing vacancy is approximately 2% citywide, while much of the new industrial construction in the market is focused on large-scale logistics facilities rather than manufacturing space. The new manufacturing campus is strategically located to allow accessibility to IAH Airport and the rest of the greater Houston metroplex.

"We saw an opportunity to bring much-needed manufacturing space to a market where supply remains limited. AeroPoint 1960 is designed to give manufacturers and owner-users the flexibility to find a space that fits their specific needs, whether through our planned buildings or build-to-suit opportunities," said Jon Sellers at RevKo. "We're excited to work alongside JLL to bring this project to North Houston and connect companies with a well-located campus that can support their continued growth."

The development comes as manufacturing space remains in high demand across Houston. Manufacturing vacancy was approximately 2.5% in Q1 2026, compared with 7.5% for the overall industrial market, while much of the new construction in Houston continues to focus on large-scale warehouse and distribution facilities. With limited new manufacturing space being delivered, AeroPoint 1960 will provide additional options for manufacturers and owner-users in North Houston.