Borderlands: Auto parts factories creating 700 jobs in Mexico 992 3 minutes read Three U.S.-based auto parts makers are expanding their cross-border operations in Mexico. Pictured is the border crossing in Laredo, Texas. (Photo: City of Laredo)
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Automotive manufacturers are building in Mexico; FedEx Express expands in Querétaro; Dunavant Distribution expands in Houston; and agents stop over 200 people being smuggled in commercial trailers.
New auto parts plant, more manufacturing jobs for Mexico
Auto parts maker Premium Guard Inc. (PGI) recently announced plans for a $27 million plant in San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
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Real estate transactions: Logistics company inks big expansion near Port of Houston
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Dunavant Distribution Group expanded in the Bay Area Business Park with the lease of a 784,000-square-foot industrial building at 10629 Red Bluff Road in Pasadena. Colliers International represented the tenant, while Stream Realty Partners represented the landlord.Stream Realty PartnersShow MoreShow Less
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Étoile Academy, a public charter school for fifth to eighth grade students, expanded to 33,700 square feet at 6648 Hornwood Drive.SavillsShow MoreShow Less
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A Houston-based partnership made up of partners from Buckhead Investment Partners and Zane Segal Projects is developing Arista Riverstone, a 142-unit active adult apartment community at 18401 University Blvd. in Sugar Land.Buckhead Investment Partners, Zane Segal ProjectsShow MoreShow Less
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