Cap Barbell Files $6.75M, 90,000 Sq Ft Pasadena Warehouse Addition
Cap Barbell plans a 90,000 sq ft addition to its Pasadena warehouse, a $6.75 million project registered with the state on Oct. 21.
Cap Barbell plans a 90,000 sq ft addition to an existing warehouse in Pasadena, a $6.75 million project registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on Oct. 21.
Why it matters
The record lists the private funds as provided by the tenant, so this is the fitness-equipment brand paying to grow its own space rather than a landlord building on speculation. An addition to an operating warehouse is a common way to add dock capacity without buying new land. For metal-building and site contractors in the Bayport area, it is a January 2027 start with no contractor yet named. The project sits at 9600 New Century Dr. in Pasadena, inside Harris County.
The numbers
The TDLR registration puts the project at $6.75 million. The filing describes a 90,000 sq ft pre-engineered metal building addition to an existing storage warehouse, with new loading docks and the current sprinkler and fire alarm systems extended into the new space. Construction is scheduled to start Jan. 11, 2027, and finish Jan. 10, 2028. The project is registered to Cap Investing 21 NC LLC, listed at 10820 Westpark Dr. in Houston, with funding described in the record as privately provided by the tenant.
What’s next
The scheduled completion date is Jan. 10, 2028. The state lists the job under project number TABS2027004137 as an addition to an existing building, with a current status of registered, so the next public record should be a City of Pasadena building permit. No contractor or design firm had been assigned in the registration as of filing. The project adds to a steady run of industrial additions and expansions tracked across the Houston metro; see more at AmDev’s Houston markets hub.
On the record
Primary record
- Public recordThe addition is a 90,000-square-foot pre-engineered metal building with new loading docks, and the existing sprinkler and fire alarm systems will be extended into it rather than replaced; the state record lists the project as privately funded by the tenant.View the record on tdlr.texas.gov