Logistics
A Proven Hub for Warehousing, Distribution, and Cross-Border Trade
Edinburg's location along I-69C/US 281, within 25 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border, makes it one of the most strategically positioned cities in South Texas for logistics and distribution. Companies moving goods north and south of the border rely on Edinburg's infrastructure, available industrial land, and proximity to international crossings to keep supply chains moving. With a 200,000-square-foot logistics warehouse now underway at the North Industrial Park and demand for industrial space at an all-time high, the city is positioned for continued growth as a regional logistics powerhouse.
200,000 sq ft
New Logistics Warehouse Under Development at North Industrial Park
$10M
Invested in Phase 1 of Region I Industrial Logistics Facility
I-69C/US 281
Direct Access to Major U.S. Transportation Corridor
25 Miles
From the U.S.-Mexico Border
Edinburg North Industrial Park. The Region's Premier Logistics Location.
The Edinburg North Industrial Park is the city's anchor for logistics and distribution investment. Offering dual electric service, public utilities, concrete roads, and natural gas, with direct access to I-69C/US 281 and nearby international crossings, the park provides the infrastructure that logistics operations require. Companies including FedEx, CTC Distributing, CIL Logistics, and RGV Tours have established operations here, and demand for industrial space continues to outpace supply. The EEDC is actively supporting new development to meet that demand.
Cross-Border Connectivity
Edinburg's position within 25 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border gives logistics businesses a built-in advantage. Goods moving between the U.S. and Mexico flow through this corridor daily, and Edinburg's road infrastructure, industrial land availability, and customs-accessible airport make it a natural fit for operations that depend on bi-directional trade. The South Texas International Airport adds an additional logistics asset, with on-site U.S. Customs and runway expansion plans that will further strengthen the city's capacity for air cargo and business aviation.
Major Logistics Employers
FedEx and CTC Distributing are among the established names providing warehousing, distribution, and logistics services from Edinburg to markets across the U.S. and beyond. CH Robinson, one of the world's largest logistics providers, also operates in the region, connecting Edinburg's producers and manufacturers to national and international supply chains.
Room to Grow
The EEDC is addressing demand for industrial space through an active industrial spec building program, designed to attract developers ready to build large-scale facilities in Edinburg. With 550 acres available for development at South Texas International Airport and additional land available throughout the North Industrial Park, Edinburg offers serious room for logistics businesses to scale.
