HOUSTON—According to a representative from the US Army Corp of Engineers, barge fleeting space is at a premium and potential sites are extremely limited in the ship channel. HMS 850 is a 41.7 acre site at the entrance of the Houston Ship Channel located in southeast Houston, near both Barbours Cut and Bayport container terminals. It has direct access to IH-10 and Independence Parkway, directly across from the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site.
A commercial real estate development, construction and investment firm, AVERA Companies, has acquired HMS 850 with existing permits in place for four distinct lease areas. Those areas are barge terminal and fleeting area, dredge material placement area, potential reclaimed land, and a future fuel and deep water terminal distribution facility.
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