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SPD Construction to spend $2.5 Million to occupy 18,150 square feet of space in Houston Texas.

SPD Construction to spend $2.5 Million to occupy 18,150 square feet of space in Houston Texas.

May 16, 2025 Craig Etkin

Houston, Texas — According to state and local development sources, SPD Construction plans to invest $2,500,000.00 to build out 18,150 square feet of new space in Houston. The company plans to occupy the new space at 1213 Brittmoore Rd in Houston, on or about November 1, 2025. According to the company website As SPD, we strive to be our clients top advisor during Design, Construction and Occupancy. We do this by tailoring our transparent approach, with our clients interests as our own, to achieve the best value and speed to market for their project. At SPD, we pride ourselves in our preconstruction abilities. Our experience and skill in expediting the preconstruction process translates to a successfully completed project. We build automotive retail and service, industrial warehouse and manufacturing, healthcare, retail, office and interiors, ground up and renovation. Our proven track record of being a value add team member from conceptual preconstruction thru project occupancy positions SPD to do the same for your project.

To learn more about SPD Construction, visit http://www.spdconstruction.com/

Company Contact:
Rob Walters, Partner
713-389-5519

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