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Independently Owned and Operated

www.riversideindustrialcenter.comA joint venture of

Anthony J. Lydon, SIORSenior Vice [email protected]


Marc D. HertzbergSenior Vice [email protected]

Ariana KirschMarketing [email protected]

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51st Avenue51st Avenue

2375 E. Camelback Rd., #300Phoenix, Arizona602.954.9000 • f 602.468.8588www.brephoenix.com

“Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix,swelled by 100,000 people in the year ending last July,

retaining its title as the county with thebiggest population increase in the country.” -New York Times

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www.riversideindustrialcenter.com

R I CI V E R S I D E N D U S T R I A L E N T E R

4750 & 4950 WEST MOHAVE STREETPHOENIX, ARIZONA

FOR LEASEPHASE II AND III

Largest Industrial Spec Building in Arizona



RIC IVERSIDENDUSTRIAL ENTER


Site Features• Five hour drive to Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach

• 2 Miles South of Full Diamond Interchange at 1-10 & 51st Avenue

• 1 1/2 Miles East of Proposed Loop 202 Freeway

• 51st Avenue frontage

• Buckeye Road

• A-1 City of Phoenix Zoning

• Low Riverside Tax District*

• Foreign Trade Zone Status Pending

R I CI V E R S I D E N D U S T R I A L E N T E Rwww.riversideindustrialcenter.com

• ±1,207,021 SF; Divisible• Expansion Capability• 59.72 net acres• ESFR Sprinker• 36’ Clear Height• 7-inch Floor Slab• Maximum Pallet Capacity: 192,600• Cross Dock Capability• North-facing truck doors• (255) 9’ x 10’ Dock Doors • 128 Mechanical Dock Levelers - Bumpers included - 40,000 lb capacity• (8) 12’ x 14’ Drive-in Ramps• 190’ Truck Court on Each Side• 75’ Concrete Truck Aprons• 292 Trailer Parking Spots on site• 62’ Loading Bay• 52’ x 58’6” Column Spacing• Built-to-Suit Offices• Skylights/Smoke Vents• Power: 3600 Amps 480 Volts (SRP) Each phase has 3600 amps, which can be doubled• Secured Fence Perimeter • Staging Area/Private Drive

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Demographics (10 Mile):• Population: 265,073• Households: 69,631• Median Age: 26.4

Corporate Neighbors• Ford Motor Company

• Proctor & Gamble

• Discount Tire

• Target

• Kroger Co.

• Carquest

• Humana

• GATX

• Office Max

• Home Depot

• Costco

• U.S. Food Service

The tax-advantaged Riverside Tax District, which is the most economical in all of Southwest Phoenix and provides businesses a cost savings of approximately $0.25 to $0.50 per square foot per year in property tax savings versus comparable districts in the Phoenix area.

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If combined, the ports of Long Beach & Los Angeles would be the World’s fifth busiest port complex at 14.2 Million total TEU, behind:

Singapore (23.2 Million)Shanghai (18.1 Million)

Hong Kong 22.4 MillionShenzen (16.2 Million)

Port of Long Beach

Port of Los Angeles

The Port of Los AngelesBusiest port in the United StatesIn 2005, handled more than 7.4 Million Containers (TEU's)Cargo valued at more than $148.5 Billion

The Port of Long BeachSecond busiest port in the United StatesIn 2005, handled more than 6.7 million containers (TEU's). Cargo valued at more than $100 billion

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2375 E. Camelback Rd., #300Phoenix, Arizona602.954.9000 • f 602.468.8588www.brephoenix.com

“Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix,swelled by 100,000 people in the year ending last July,

retaining its title as the county with thebiggest population increase in the country.” -New York Times

FOREIGN T

RADE

ZONE STATUS


www.riversideindustrialcenter.com

RIC IVERSIDENDUSTRIAL ENTER

4750 & 4950 WEST MOHAVE STREETPHOENIX, ARIZONA

FOR LEASEPHASE II AND III

Largest Industrial Spec Building in Arizona



R I CI V E R S I D E N D U S T R I A L E N T E R


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