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10/20/2025
The first phase of the rail-served Gulf Inland Logistics Park in Dayton, Texas, has been completed and open for business, park developer and manager Liberty Development Partners announced last week.
Seven anchor tenants, representing more than 400 new jobs and $250 million in capital investment, are located in the park, said Liberty officials in an press release.
The park has been under development for nearly two decades. The property is positioned near major transportation corridors. The park offers immediate access to Union Pacific Railroad and BNSF Railway processing yards. It is also just a 30-minute drive from the Port of Houston. CMC Railroad provides transportation, storage and logistics services.
"Gulf Inland Logistics Park represents the intersection of rail and road – the most efficient location on the Gulf Coast for rail-served industrial, manufacturing, distribution and operations," said Marcus Goering, principal at Liberty Development Partners.
The seven companies at the site are Phoenix Oil Inc., Omnisource LLC, EGF Energy Partners, GPL Development, United States Lime and Minerals Inc., Chemvest Holdings US Inc. and Midcontinent Steel and Wire. Infrastructure placed in phase one of development includes three new roads, over 20 miles of new railroad track and 1 million square feet of vertical construction.
Liberty Development Partners has started the second phase of development and is seeking new tenants.