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H-E-B Buys Land Here For 400,000-Square-Foot Distribution Center
H-E-B has purchased a 160-acre site here for construction of a 400,000-square-foot distribution center.
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TEMPLE (June 17, 2009)—H-E-B has purchased a 160-acre site in the Temple Industrial Park for construction of a 400,000-square-foot distribution center that will ultimately employ more than 100, Binswanger Brokers, which handled the deal, announced Wednesday.
H-E-B announced in February it plans to build the multi-million dollar facility near Temple’s rail park at Central Pointe.
The facility will serve H-E-B’s stores in North and Central Texas.
"Temple is strategically located in the Central Texas region, has good highway and rail access, and will allow H-E-B to better serve our customers," Brad Alm, H-E-B director of industrial projects, said in announcing the project.
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Posted by: me too
Location: waco
on Jun 18, 2009 at 11:45 AM
Yeah, Waco is full of old money and the good ole boy system. I've been here for 20 years and still feel like an outsider since I wasn' born here (or in TX), or didn't go to Baylor. And the Chamber? Now that's a joke. They don't do a thing to promote..oh wait, Waco We Do!!! You mean Waco We Don't...
Posted by: mikey
Location: waco
on Jun 18, 2009 at 09:53 AM
East Waco is already dead. You can find more development on the moon than East Waco. Now the cancer is spreading. Someday Waco will be a suburb of Temple. Check out the Chamber of Commerce website. the CofC has done more for the McGregor former Bluebonnet Ordinance site than the whole of East Waco. I am very curious, what kind of money under the table kind of deal was that?
Posted by: AC
Location: Temple
on Jun 18, 2009 at 09:18 AM
Rail is what birthed Temple back in the day. We need another Grocery store, not just distribution centers. The population of Temple/Belton is booming.
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