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The first speculative building is set to be delivered in the fourth quarter of 2023 and will include 669,760 square feet of space.

Glades Logistics Park will include two modern and highly functional Class A industrial buildings, the first 161,700 SF and the second 192,500 SF.

It is one of the largest and most significant speculative industrial developments with available space in the South Florida market.

"The I-75 northwest leasing market continues to be very active with regional and national building users,” said Doug Smith, Senior Vice President of Seefried Properties.

The new speculative distribution center will feature 36-foot-clear ceiling heights, 50-foot by 53.4-foot column spacing, and 94 dock doors.

I-4 Logistics Park is to be a 128-acre industrial complex that will also include two 500,000-square-foot buildings.

The project is designed to accommodate freight-forwarding and air cargo warehousing.

The development in Dallas–Fort Worth that will be among the first ever using sustainable building materials.

The project is located in the East Henderson submarket, offering tenants connectivity to US-95 and Interstate 215.

The new distribution center is being developed on an 81-acre site that USAA and Seefried assembled through the acquisition of two parcels in Q3 2021.

The project can accommodate multiple industrial users needing space from +/- 38,000 square feet to +/- 408,581 square feet of space.

The modern bulk distribution center is being built with 40-foot clear heights, 134 trailer spaces, 336 parking spaces, 153 dock doors and four drive-in doors.

The project will feature record-breaking size and functionality featuring four stories fitted with cutting-edge material handling and product retrieval systems.

Features of the five-story building include 63 loading docks, 372 trailer stalls, 1,846 car parking stalls.

The building, which would be 45 feet in height, is being designed to have 78 loading docks.

The 141,360 SF single-story building will serve as a last mile distribution center to provide fast and efficient delivery for customers in the metro area.

The facility will use innovative robotics technology to pick, pack, and ship customer orders.

The fulfillment center is expected to create several thousand jobs. Two shifts will work daily, with employees coming in for 10.5 hours at a time.

Together, the two stations will power last-mile delivery capabilities to speed up deliveries for customers in the metro area.

Situated on 18 acres of land, the site offers easy access to Interstate 85 and will feature tilt wall construction.

The project will offer tenants the opportunity to occupy space ranging from 20,000 to 500,000 square feet.

Industrial developers in the Chicago region set another record in Q4 for the amount of new space under construction.

Located on North Normandy Boulevard along the east side of Interstate 4, this building is the largest distribution center in Volusia County.

The 640,000 SF facility, whose code name was "Project Rocket," stands over 70 feet tall and contains nearly 3 million square feet of fulfillment space.

The project will include a 145,470 SF standalone package delivery facility used to complement a larger fulfillment center in west Phoenix.

The project will feature 32-foot height clear heights, 195' concrete truck courts, an ESFR sprinkler system, 24 docks, 8 trailers and 175 parking spaces.

The 76-acre land site paves the way for a new multi-warehouse speculative development situated within the Northeast Area Specific Plan in Tracy, CA.