Provident Industrial, a division of the Dallas-based Provident, has broken ground on Phase 4 at Gateway Logistics Park. This next phase will add three Class A industrial buildings totaling 497,280 square feet, further expanding the park’s footprint.
Phase 4 will introduce three new rear-load buildings, adding to the 921,759 square feet already developed across Phases 1, 2,and 3. Construction is underway on all three buildings, with Buildings 4 and 5 each spanning 147,420 square feet and featuring a shared 205-foot truck court. Building 6, a 202,440-square-foot facility, will include a 130-foot truck court and 44 trailer parking stalls.
Strategically positioned just east of the initial phases, Phase 4 offers prime connectivity with direct access to Loop 375 and is located just 7.5 miles north of the Ysleta-Zaragoza Port of Entry in Juárez, Mexico — an ideal location for tenants involved in cross-border logistics and distribution.
Harvey-Cleary serves as the general contractor, with Pritchard Associates overseeing construction management. Provident Managing Director Case Van Lare and Chris Martin, director of Southwest industrial development and acquisitions, are leading the project.
“The continued growth of Gateway Logistics Park underscores our commitment to delivering high-quality industrial space in El Paso,” Martin said. “With the success of the earlier phases, this next phase strengthens the park’s position as a critical hub for logistics and distribution for the region.”
