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0.11
Acres
8316 La Porte Rd · 0.11-acre truck yard
Houston, TX 77012 · Harris Co.
Potential uses
Truck ParkingOutdoor StorageContractor Yard+1 more
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For SaleListed on Crexi
9031 Ley Rd · 3.92-acre truck yard
9031 Ley Rd · Houston, TX 77078 · 29.8316° N, 95.2564° W
Listed on Crexi.
We aren't the seller or the listing broker. We add the county parcel record, flood, road and utility data and concept plans so you can judge the site. Price, photos, disclosures and showings are on the original listing. Price and availability as checked on Oct 3, 2026.
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Aerial · parcel outline
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- Asking
- Price on Crexi
- Acres
- 3.92
- Square feet
- 170,712
- Price / acre
- —
- Frontage
- ~325 ft
- Status
- For Sale
Overview
3.92 acres in Houston, Harris County, listed for sale on Crexi. We aren't the seller or the listing broker. This page adds the county parcel record, flood, road, utility and pipeline data and conceptual site plans so you can judge the site; the price, availability, photos, disclosures and showings are on the original listing.
Potential uses
Truck ParkingOutdoor StorageContractor YardTrailer Storage
Listing source
Listed on Crexi. Not offered by us.
Last checked: Oct 3, 2026
No photos or text are copied from the original listing. Parcel, flood, road and utility facts come from public records.
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What could this land become?
Current land · public aerial, county lot lines
Today
The land as it is
Approximately 403 ft of frontage by 472 ft of depth. Select a scenario to see one way this parcel could potentially be used — drawn to the lot's approximate dimensions.
Visualization is for illustrative purposes only and does not represent approved construction, zoning approval, engineering feasibility, permitting or guaranteed development capacity.
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The same lot, use by use
| Scenario | Capacity (conceptual) | Lot improved | Cost to get ready | Use-fit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Truck Parking | ~47 tractor-trailer stallswithout the detention area: ~69 tractor-trailer stalls | 100%gravel · shack | $919K–$2.45M$20K–$52K per unit | 8 favorable2 to confirm3 unknown | View KML · GeoJSON |
| Outdoor Storage | ~87 RV / boat / container bayswithout the detention area: ~129 RV / boat / container bays | 100%gravel · office | $1.05M–$2.7M$12K–$31K per unit | 8 favorable2 to confirm3 unknown | View KML · GeoJSON |
| Contractor Yard | shop building, laydown yard and material bins | 100%gravel · shop | $1.23M–$3.1M | 7 favorable2 to confirm3 unknown | View KML · GeoJSON |
| Trailer Storage | ~70 trailer stallswithout the detention area: ~94 trailer stalls | 100%gravel · shack | $919K–$2.45M$13K–$35K per unit | 8 favorable2 to confirm3 unknown | View KML · GeoJSON |
Counts come from the concept drawn on the county parcel outline with a conceptual detention area, floodplain and any pipeline easement kept open; cost ranges multiply the drawn quantities by regional unit costs. Unit costs are published 2026 regional figures (TxDOT and county bid prices, industry cost guides), not quotes from our contractors. Conceptual only — subject to engineering, permitting and a title review. The KML and GeoJSON files carry each concept on the lot lines for your architect or engineer.
From the public record
What the county data says about this lot
Parcel outline
3.93 ac · 403 × 472 ft bounds
Harris County Appraisal District
Frontage
~325 ft on LEYCREST RD
2 lanes · ~252 vehicles/day · TxDOT roadway inventory
Existing structures
3 on the parcel · ~34,390 sq ft
Concepts assume removal or reuse · USA Structures (ORNL/FEMA)
Floodplain
Outside the mapped 1% floodplain
FEMA NFHL effective map · preliminary maps may differ
Detention estimate
~3.3 ac-ft · ~21% of the site at 4 ft deep
City of Houston rule of thumb · subject to a drainage study
Elevation
41–42 ft · 1.0 ft of relief
USGS 3DEP 1 m · drainage direction only, not a topo survey
Jurisdiction
City of Houston
TxDOT city limits · deed restrictions and platting still apply
Water & sewer (CCN)
Water: no certificated provider mapped (city system likely) · Sewer: no certificated provider mapped (city system likely)
PUCT CCN service areas · a CCN is the right to serve, not a line at the lot — confirm availability with the provider
Electric provider
CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC
PUCT electric service areas · (713) 207-1111 · 3-phase availability must be confirmed with the provider
Pipelines
None mapped within 500 ft
Railroad Commission permitted-pipeline map · unrecorded lines may exist
Aerial
Latest NAIP for Texas (2022–2024)
USDA NAIP aerial imagery (via USGS National Map) · Public domain (U.S. Government work)
Public-record screening only: parcel outlines are appraisal data, not a survey; flood, road, utility and structure layers are the agencies' latest published versions. Confirm everything with the official record before purchase.
Utilities at the lot
Which services reach the street, how far the nearest main is, and what connecting would likely cost.
Water
At the street
At the streetCity of Houston
8" asbestos cement water main · 1976
Est. to connect
$13K–$23K
8" asbestos cement water main · 1976 in the right-of-way at the lot — a tap, meter and the city's impact fee are the main cost.
Sanitary sewer
At the street
At the streetCity of Houston
24" CP sanitary main · 1980
Est. to connect
$8,700–$19K
24" CP sanitary main · 1980 in the right-of-way at the lot — a tap, meter and the city's impact fee are the main cost.
Natural gas
Not published
Not published — confirmCost to connect
Quote required — ask us for the provider's letter.
Gas distribution mains aren't published. CenterPoint Energy is the gas utility for most of Greater Houston — request a service availability letter.
Electric
Likely at the street
At the streetCenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC
Est. to connect
$3,000–$15K
Distribution lines aren't published. CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC serves this area and distribution normally runs along LEYCREST RD — confirm 3-phase capacity and any line-extension charge with the provider.
Availability comes from the City of Houston water and sanitary line maps, the Railroad Commission pipeline map and HIFLD transmission lines; gas and electric distribution lines are not published and systems outside Houston are not mapped. Cost ranges are published figures, not quotes; tap and connection charges are placeholders until a fee schedule or quote is loaded. Impact fees use 2 service units. Confirm every utility with a service availability letter from the provider before closing.
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Worth a closer look — 5 items to confirm
- Looks favorable8
- Confirm2
- Unknown3
Concept capacity · estimate
~47 tractor-trailer stalls
Lot sizeStatus: Looks favorable
3.92 acres — comfortable for this use (we look for 2+ acres).
Source: Listing data (seller / our team) · 2026-10-03
Fits the real lot linesStatus: Looks favorable
Drawn on the county parcel outline (403 × 472 ft): roughly 47 tractor-trailer stalls after a conceptual detention area and setbacks (up to ~69 without detention). Illustrative only — an engineer's site plan sets real capacity.
Source: Procedural concept on the parcel outline (Harris County Appraisal District (HCAD) parcels) · 2026-10-03
Road frontageStatus: Looks favorable
About 325 ft where the county parcel outline meets LEYCREST RD (not a survey). We look for about 150 ft+ for room for a gated entrance where a 53-ft trailer can turn in and wait off the road (rule of thumb). Driveway permits apply.
Source: Harris County Appraisal District + TxDOT roadway inventory · 2026-10-03
Road accessStatus: Looks favorable
2-lane public road (LEYCREST RD) in TxDOT's roadway inventory, about 252 vehicles/day. Surface type and maintenance: verify with the county.
Source: TxDOT roadway inventory · 2026-10-03
Freeway accessStatus: Verify independently
No measured freeway distance on file yet. Verify independently.
Source: Listing data (seller / our team) · 2026-10-03
Flood zoneStatus: Looks favorable
The parcel outline sits outside FEMA's mapped 1%-annual-chance floodplain (effective map). Preliminary maps and local drainage can differ; check the official FIRM.
Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL) · 2026-10-03
City limits & land-use rulesStatus: Looks favorable
Inside City of Houston limits. Houston has no zoning ordinance, but deed restrictions, platting, setbacks and permitting still apply.
Source: TxDOT City Boundaries · 2026-10-03
Deed restrictionsStatus: Verify independently
Not yet reviewed. Order a title commitment to see recorded restrictions.
Source: Listing data (seller / our team) · 2026-10-03
Utilities for truck parkingStatus: Verify independently
Electric: verify independently. Verify independently with the utility providers.
Source: Listing data (seller / our team) · 2026-10-03
Who can serve the lotStatus: Looks favorable
Electric: CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC. A CCN is the right to serve an area, not a line at the property — confirm availability, capacity and tap fees with each provider.
Source: PUCT water/sewer CCN and electric service-area maps · 2026-10-03
Pipeline easementsStatus: Looks favorable
No permitted pipeline mapped within 500 ft.
Source: Railroad Commission of Texas pipeline map (permitted pipelines) · 2026-10-03
State road accessStatus: Confirm
No state-maintained road with a TxDOT count within about 0.8 mi. Vehicles will use local streets to reach a highway.
Source: TxDOT Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) · 10-01-2026
Drainage & detentionStatus: Confirm
Rule-of-thumb detention for a built-out site: about 3.3 ac-ft, roughly 21% of the lot at 4 ft deep (City of Houston). The concept reserves that area. A drainage study sets the real number.
Source: City of Houston Infrastructure Design Manual ch. 9 (2021) · 2026-10-03
Screening only, based on the data listed with its source. Thresholds are our rules of thumb, not engineering, legal or zoning determinations. Confirm every item during due diligence.
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Boundary, frontage and access
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Boundary is approximate (Harris County Appraisal District (HCAD) parcels, account 1298780010003 (appraisal outline, not a survey)). Public layers — FEMA flood zones, TxDOT city limits and traffic counts, county parcel lines, and water, sewer, gas and electric lines where published — are screening information; each shows its source on the map. Confirm with the official record.
Property facts
Property overview
- Address
- 9031 Ley Rd
- Parcel / APN
- 1298780010003
- Acres
- 3.92 acres (approx.)
- Square footage
- 170,712 sq ft
- Lot dimensions
- 403 ft × 472 ft (parcel outline bounds, approx.)
- Road frontage
- 325 ft on LEYCREST RD (from parcel outline, approx.)
- Road type
- Verify independently
- Coordinates
- 29.8316° N, 95.2564° W
- Property type
- Industrial
- Opportunity
- Verify independently
- City
- Houston, TX
- County
- Harris County
- ZIP
- 77078
- Offered
- For Sale
- Asking price
- Price on Crexi
- Price per acre
- Verify independently
- Estimated annual taxes
- Verify independently
- Tax information
- Verify independently
- Water
- Verify independently
- Sewer
- Verify independently
- Electricity
- Verify independently
- Gas
- Verify independently
- Zoning
- Verify independently
- Restrictions
- Verify independently
- HOA
- Verify independently
- Flood zone
- Verify independently
- FEMA information
- Verify independently
- Opportunity Zone
- Verify independently
Updated Oct 3, 2026. Figures marked approximate are estimates. Unknown items are shown as “Verify independently” rather than guessed.
Investment snapshot
The numbers we can stand behind
Asking price
Price on Crexi
Acres
3.92
Price / acre
—
Frontage
—
Potential uses
Truck ParkingOutdoor StorageContractor YardTrailer Storage
Potential uses are subject to due diligence — restrictions, platting, utilities, drainage and permitting.
Not yet sourced for this property
Population growth, Traffic counts, Nearby development. We publish market statistics only with a named source and date — ask us and we’ll share what we have.
Third-party data is shown with its source and date. Figures may have changed; verify independently.
Location & access
Where it sits in the region
Highway & corridor access
Highway distances haven’t been measured for this listing yet. Ask us for a drive-time review.
Straight-line distance · calculated from coordinates
- Downtown Houston8.4 mi
- George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)12.0 mi
- William P. Hobby Airport (HOU)12.9 mi
- Port Houston — Barbours Cut Terminal18.4 mi
- Port Houston — Bayport Terminal20.7 mi
Straight-line distances are not driving distances. Distances are provided for orientation only and should be verified.
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