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- 14ft High Bay Doors
- AC/Heat in Office + Warehouse
- Semi Truck Access
Shop and office units serving Sherman, about 23 minutes north of Sherman on US-75. 1,950 square feet, a 14 ft bay door, heat and air, semi access, and rent from $2,850 a month.
One number, no add-ons. Water, common-area maintenance and lot upkeep are in the rent. You cover electric and internet, and fiber runs about $49 a month from Frontier.
18 miles from Sherman. No surface street maze, no congested interchange.
Finished private office, full bath with a shower, heat and air, and a high bay shop behind it.
Water, maintenance and lot upkeep are in the rent. You add electric and internet. Nothing else gets stacked on.
Available near Sherman
2 of 4 are open. Same building, about 23 minutes from Sherman.
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Semiconductor build-out demand, newer space than local stock
Sherman is about 23 minutes north on US-75. Between the Texas Instruments campus and the GlobalWafers plant, the local economy has changed shape, and the contractors and suppliers working those projects need more shop space than Sherman itself has to give them.
If your crews work Sherman and Grayson County but you want a newer building with a 14 ft door and room for a semi, basing 23 minutes south keeps you close to the work and gets you a better shop than most of what is left inside Sherman. One straight run up 75.
Eighteen miles of divided highway, straight north, with no metro traffic either way. It also runs against the heavy commuting, which heads south toward Dallas in the morning. A northbound run to a Sherman job site is one of the easier drives on the corridor. If your crew rolls at 6:30 with a loaded trailer, that predictability is worth as much as the mileage.
Sherman is the county seat and sits where 75 meets 82, which has always made it the commercial hub up here. What changed the local economy is semiconductors. Texas Instruments has been building a fabrication campus in town and GlobalWafers committed to a plant as well.
Investment like that creates work in layers. First the construction phase. Sitework, concrete, steel, mechanical, electrical and every specialty contractor behind them. Then the long tail that outlasts it. Industrial service contractors, maintenance vendors, calibration and cleanroom suppliers, logistics, and the builders working the housing and commercial development that always follows a big employer.
The problem is space. Most of Sherman industrial stock is old, and you are now bidding against well funded suppliers for it. If you want a finished office, a conditioned shop and a fourteen foot door rather than whatever happens to be free, looking 18 miles south is the difference between a building that fits and a building that is merely available.
Who leases from Sherman
Finished office up front, high bay shop behind it. That layout suits a particular kind of business, and these are the ones it fits best around Sherman.
Mechanical, electrical, concrete, and specialty contractors needing a corridor base with secure storage.
Sustained maintenance and supply demand that outlasts the construction phase.
US-75 and US-82 access from a base with grade-level 14′ door loading.
Residential and commercial development following the employment growth.
Climate-controlled indoor space plus paved trailer parking.
A finished building at all-in rent, 23 minutes down the highway.
About 23 minutes for roughly 18 miles, straight north on US-75. It is divided highway the whole way with no metro congestion, and it runs counter to the heaviest southbound morning commuting.
It depends on what you need. If you require a Sherman street address for walk-in customers, lease in Sherman. If your business is mobile, crews, trucks, materials, then a newer building with a 14-foot door, climate control, and a finished office 18 miles south usually beats older in-town space, especially with local inventory tight.
The 1,950 SF units suit supplier, service, and contractor operations that need secure indoor storage, a professional office, and truck access. A larger dedicated industrial requirement would need a different building. Call and we will tell you honestly whether we fit.
Yes. The site is built for semi-truck movement with access from the US-75 frontage and Redden Rd, and the corridor connects directly to US-82 through Sherman.
Units start at $2,850 a month for 1,950 square feet. Water, common area maintenance and lot upkeep are in that. You cover electric and internet, with fiber from Frontier starting around $49 a month. Nothing else gets added on.
A 14 ft bay door, heat and air in both the office and the shop, semi access, a finished private office, and a full bathroom with a shower.
2 of 4 are open and ready now. Call and we can usually walk it the same week.
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