Killam Development Advances Regional Growth with the Launch of Sharyland Business Park

Killam Development marked a significant milestone in the Rio Grande Valley with the official ribbon cutting of the Sharyland Business Park, a 175-acre industrial development strategically positioned less than a mile from the Anzalduas International Bridge.

The project represents a major step in Killam’s long-term investment strategy for the region, reinforcing the company’s vision for a more connected, competitive, and dynamic South Texas.

Originally acquiring more than 3,400 acres in the Valley in 2019, Killam Development has steadily advanced projects that support industrial expansion and enhance cross-border trade infrastructure. Sharyland Business Park is the latest addition to this strategy—offering modern industrial space designed to meet the needs of manufacturers, logistics companies, and firms responding to new nearshoring and supply-chain demands.

A Transformative Investment for the Border Region

With commercial truck traffic expected at the Anzalduas International Bridge by mid-2026, the park is positioned to become a key gateway for companies operating along the U.S.–Mexico corridor. Its location and design strengthen the region’s ability to attract investment tied to advanced manufacturing, distribution, and international trade.

Killam Development’s leadership team—including Kliff Killam and Rolando Ortiz—continues to play a central role in shaping South Texas’ economic landscape. Their commitment to forward-looking projects like Sharyland Business Park is helping accelerate the region’s industrial evolution and expand opportunities for long-term job creation and competitiveness.

Strengthening the Valley’s Industrial Future

The ribbon cutting brought together public- and private-sector partners who recognize the importance of regional collaboration in building a stronger, more resilient economy. Sharyland Business Park adds meaningful capacity to South Texas’ industrial footprint, offering space designed to serve companies navigating rapidly changing economic and policy environments.

As nearshoring, supply-chain diversification, and cross-border manufacturing reshape North America’s industrial geography, Killam Development’s investment provides a timely response to the market—one that aligns with the Valley’s growth trajectory and rising role in global trade.