Cravey leases new industrial facility in Wildcat Industrial Park

Cravey Real Estate Services announced a lease at a newly built industrial warehouse in Northwest Corpus Christi, with PK Companies Group moving into the 10,902-square-foot site on Sept. 1, 2026. The deal adds another occupied property in Wildcat Industrial Park as demand stays strong for move-in-ready industrial space tied to the region’s energy and petrochemical sector.

Why it matters: - The lease shows continued demand for modern industrial space in Corpus Christi, especially facilities built for field services, logistics and heavy industrial work. - The deal also reinforces Wildcat Industrial Park’s position as a target location for energy- and industrial-related users in Northwest Corpus Christi. - A move-in-ready property with secured yard space and crane capability can shorten deployment time for contractors supporting refinery and petrochemical operations.

What happened: - Cravey Real Estate Services announced the lease of a newly constructed industrial warehouse at 1222 Cathead Road in Wildcat Industrial Park in Northwest Corpus Christi. - The lease commenced on Sept. 1, 2026. - Scott Fauver of Cravey Real Estate Services represented landlord Humpal Real Estate, Ltd. - Stephanie Hastings represented tenant PK Companies Group, LLC.

The details: - The building totals 10,902 square feet and was built in 2024. - The site covers 4.25 acres. - The facility is engineered for a 10-ton overhead bridge crane. - The property includes a fully stabilized, fenced and gated 3.25-acre yard for outdoor storage and fleet operations. - The landlord completed tenant improvements before occupancy, including expanded office buildout, enhanced yard fencing and upgraded gated access points. - PK Companies Group is an industrial field services contractor serving refinery, petrochemical, manufacturing and heavy industrial operations across the Gulf Coast. - The company provides industrial safety solutions, inspection support and field-based technical services tied to plant reliability and turnaround operations. - Wildcat Industrial Park is described as a growing industrial development in Northwest Corpus Christi.

Between the lines: - Fauver said Wildcat Industrial Park stands out because of modern construction, heavy power capacity, secured yard space and direct highway access. - Fauver also said industrial service users want facilities that are move-in-ready and flexible enough to support field operations. - The lease is the first in a series of recent completions in Wildcat Industrial Park, signaling that the project is gaining momentum with industrial and energy-related tenants. - The transaction reflects broader expansion among high-quality industrial users in the Corpus Christi market, according to Fauver.

What's next: - Cravey expects continued demand from contractors and field service companies seeking functional industrial facilities in the Coastal Bend. - More lease completions in Wildcat Industrial Park could further strengthen the development’s profile with industrial and energy users. - Ongoing industrial activity across the region may keep pressure on supply for ready-to-occupy warehouse and yard space.

The bottom line: - The lease underscores how Corpus Christi’s industrial market continues to favor modern, secured facilities with room to operate and room to grow.