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TenantBase Description
The Woodlands Business Park at 2001-2003 108th Street offers industrial flex space in Grand Prairie, positioned for straightforward trips to Highway 360 and Highway 161 and the DFW Airport area.
The low-rise concrete building has a settled, practical presence. Mature trees, trimmed hedges and strips of lawn frame the front, where surface parking runs along the offices. Individual glass entries, including a recessed covered entry, give each frontage a clear point of arrival for staff and visitors.
Inside, the arrangement suits businesses that need both a place to meet and room to work. Finished office areas sit toward the street side, while the main work floor opens behind them as a broad, high-bay volume under exposed structure. Large overhead doors bring daylight into the back of the space and connect daily work directly to the service side.
Behind the building, a wide concrete court provides room for vans and box trucks to stage and turn. Grade-level doors open from the work areas to the yard, with a concrete ramp easing movement for carts, deliveries and rolling equipment. The result is a simple flow from desk to work floor to truck, useful for light distribution, service trades and small-scale production.
Listing Agent Description
2001 108th Street one space available for Lease.
- Industrial Flex Space Available
- Suite 105 is 4,283 SF
- • Rear load with grade access.
- • 947 sf of office.
- • 16’ Clear
- • Standard power.
- NNN $3.45
- Quick and easy access to Hwy 360 and 161
- 7 minutes from south entry of DFW Airport
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Suite Available
- Suite: 105
- Size:4,283 SF
- Monthly Rent:$3,301 + Expenses
- Offices:
Location
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the office and warehouse areas related?
Units combine street-facing office areas with an open work floor behind. The front provides a presentable entry from the parking lot, while the rear offers high-bay space for storage, assembly or staging.
How does loading and servicing work?
The rear of the building faces a wide concrete service court. Grade-level doors open directly from the work floor to the yard, with concrete ramp areas that help with carts, deliveries and rolling equipment.
Where do visitors and work vehicles go?
Surface parking runs along the front of the building near the individual glass entries. Visitors can park close to the office front, while work vehicles can use the rear concrete court.
Listing courtesy of Payne Pittman, paynepittman@pmwrealty.com, PMW Realty Partners