Constellation Industries expands footprint by 146,000 sf

DALLAS, February 16, 2026 – JLL today announced it has secured a 146,442-square-foot lease on 10.8 acres on behalf of Constellation Industries, a pipe fabrication and service company focused on the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Power, Data centers, Pharmaceutical and Industrial sectors. Located in North Houston, this facility will expand its existing manufacturing capacity in the market and is evidence of the surge in manufacturing activity Houston has experienced over the last few years.

JLL Executive Vice Presidents Jordan Raney and Jarret Venghaus represented Constellation Industries in the lease agreement. KBC Advisors’ John Ferruzzo and Jack Ferruzzo represented landlord GSK Industrial.

Headquartered in Houston, Constellation Industries has both national and international reach. In addition to its newest lease at 12800 Aldine Westfield Road, it also operates manufacturing facilities on 14 acres at 9119 Weedy Lane and 12300 Amelia Drive, bringing its total capacity in the market to over 300,000 square feet. Constellation Industries will mobilize into its North Houston space in February 2026 with the expectation to create 120 full time jobs.

“Our new space at 12800 Aldine Westfield Road marks an exciting chapter of growth for our company in Houston,” said Pascal Riu, Executive Director at Constellation Industries. “We’re committed to delivering exceptional customer service and are energized by the ability to more than double our existing manufacturing footprint.”

Newly renovated 12800 Aldine Westfield Road is situated near George Bush International Airport, within a few minutes of Interstates 69 and 45. Designed for manufacturing use, the facility is equipped with heavy power capacity and overhead cranes.

“Texas – and especially Houston – has seen a significant uptick in advanced manufacturing activity, both from users and investors,” said JLL’s Raney. “Houston provides manufacturers access to a skilled workforce and an abundance of resources necessary for operation, and this influx in demand has had a ripple effect on all related industries. Constellation Industries’ choice to expand its manufacturing footprint further is evidence of the continuation of Houston’s manufacturing boom.”

According to a 2025 JLL report, manufacturing is the largest contributor to Houston’s GDP. As of May 2025, manufacturing tenant requirements in Houston had more than doubled since 2019. This surge in demand is driven by advanced industries such as semiconductors, electric vehicles, and data centers, among others. Constellation Industries’ expansion to North Houston shows a continuation of large-scale leasing activity dominating the North and Northwest submarkets, a trend outlined in JLL’s Q4 2025 Houston Industrial Insight report.