Industrial Parks
Multi-TenantIndustrial Parks.
Campus developments engineered from raw land, anchoring the corridor's multi-tenant market.
What It Is
Built From Raw Land.
An industrial park is infrastructure before it is buildings. Talon acquires and entitles corridor land, then engineers the roads, drainage, utilities, and access that heavy-industrial tenants need before a slab is poured. What that buys a tenant is a site that already works: heavy-haul capable, served, secured, and surrounded by operators running the same kind of business.
Heavy-Haul Access
Roads and turning radii engineered for oversized loads, so a module or a vessel can actually reach the pad.
Utility Infrastructure
Power, water, and sewer brought to the site during development instead of negotiated building by building.
Entitled & Shovel-Ready
Permitting, zoning, and utility coordination handled up front, which is what compresses a delivery schedule.
Multi-Tenant Design
Parks laid out so a tenant can take one bay now and expand into the next building without leaving the campus.
Security
Perimeter fencing, gated access, and lighting across the campus rather than per tenant.
Room to Grow
Phased sites with land held back for the next building, including build-to-suit on a pad inside a running park.
Park Portfolio
Campuses in the Corridor.
Multi-tenant industrial parks developed and operating across South Louisiana.
Common Questions
Industrial Parks, Answered.
Where are Talon's industrial parks?
- Talon's parks are concentrated in Geismar and Ascension Parish at the center of the petrochemical corridor, with additional development in St. Gabriel and a logistics park in Lafayette. The corridor siting is deliberate: tenants are there to be near the plants they serve.
Can I expand inside a park as my operation grows?
- That is what the multi-tenant layout is for. Parks are phased with land held back for additional buildings, so a tenant can start in one bay and expand into more space, or into a build-to-suit on a pad inside the same campus.
What makes a site heavy-haul capable?
- Road sections, turning radii, and pad design engineered for oversized and overweight loads. On the corridor that is not optional: the equipment moving in and out of these sites includes vessels, modules, and cranes that a standard commercial drive will not carry.
Also From Talon
Industrial Parks
Secure Your Footprint.
Whether you need a bay in a running park or a pad to build on, tell us what the operation requires and where it needs to sit.
Ty Gose & Michael Cashio, Principals · SIOR · CCIM
Geismar, LA. We respond within one business day.