FOR LEASE: INDUSTRIAL SPEC & BUILD-TO-SUIT OPPORTUNITIES · • Immediately adjacent to new Sheep...
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FOR LEASE: INDUSTRIAL SPEC & BUILD-TO-SUIT OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT www.CharlestonTradeCenter.com Lee Allen +1 843 566 2064 [email protected] Alan Lewis +1 704 319 8140 [email protected] Kevin Coats +1 843 805 5112 [email protected] • NEW CONSTRUCTION in 2.9M s.f. CLASS A industrial campus • CLOSE PROXIMITY to new Sheep Island Interchange and the PORT • DESIGN FLEXIBILITY: 307,353 S.F. expandable to 922,953 S.F. • VISIBLE FROM I-26 in Charleston’s DISTRIBUTION CORRIDOR CHARLESTON TRADE CENTER Trade Center Parkway, Summerville, SC
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FOR LEASE: INDUSTRIAL SPEC& BUILD-TO-SUIT OPPORTUNITIES
CONTACT
www.CharlestonTradeCenter.com
Lee Allen +1 843 566 [email protected]
Alan Lewis+1 704 319 [email protected]
Kevin Coats+1 843 805 [email protected]
• NEW CONSTRUCTION in 2.9M s.f. CLASS A industrial campus
• CLOSE PROXIMITY to new Sheep Island Interchange and the PORT
• DESIGN FLEXIBILITY: 307,353 S.F. expandable to 922,953 S.F.
• VISIBLE FROM I-26 in Charleston’s DISTRIBUTION CORRIDOR
CHARLESTON TRADE CENTER Trade Center Parkway, Summerville, SC
EXISTINGBUILDING
307,353 S.F.BUILDING EXPANSION
PAD AREA614,647 S.F.
BUILD-TO-SUIT BUILD-TO-SUIT
BUILDING 5
201,500 S.F.
EXISTING SUBSTATION SITE
(BERKELEY ELECTRIC)
TRADE CENTER PARKWAY
INTERSTATE 26
DROP OFF DRIVE
BUSINESS PARK ROAD
BUILDING 4
201,500 S.F.
DOCK AREA
HODGE ROAD
FIELDS DRIVE
OLD DAIRY ROAD (S-8-46)
DOCK AREA
DOCK AREA
DOCK AREA
DOCK AREADOCK AREA
650’650’
BUILD-TO-SUIT
BUILDING 1
1,010,880 S.F.
1944’
IFA ROTORION
IFA ROTORION EXPANSION
201,600 S.F.
234,000 S.F.
448’
520’
520’45
0’
450’
570’
1080’DOCK AREA
FUTURE EXT 197 INTERCHANGE(UNDER CONSTRUCTION
COMPLETION FIRST QUARTER 2018)
± 90 MILES TO COLUMBIA
LEGEND
Site Under Construction
Future Expansion Area
Conceptual - Not Developed
• Class-A industrial campus• 307,353 s.f. expandable to 922,953 s.f.• Located at the epicenter of Charleston’s MSA growth• Immediately adjacent to new Sheep Island Interchange on I-26• Within 30 miles to all the area’s major economic drivers
IFA, a German-based, rapidly-growing automotive supplier, selected the Charleston Trade Center for a new 234,000 s.f. manufacturing building. IFA is expected to add upwards of 120 jobs to the area. IFA specializes in manufacturing propshafts used for passenger cars and commercial vehicles. The building is expected to be completed by February 2018.
Building 3 Spec Building
Total s.f. 307,353 s.f.
Expandable s.f. 614,647 s.f.
Total potential footprint 922,953 s.f.
Building 1 Build to Suit
Total s.f. 1,010,880 s.f.
Building 4 Build to Suit
Total s.f. 201,500 s.f.
Building 5 Build to Suit
Total s.f. 201,500 s.f.
CAMPUS PLAN
SITE DETAILSCONSTRUCTION PHASE 1
CONSTRUCTION PHASE 2
Total BTS opportunities 1,413,880
Charleston voted Best City in the WorldTravel & Leisure Magazine
S.C. ranked #2 Best Business Climate in the CountrySite Selection Magazine
Charleston ranked #3 Best City for JobsForbes Magazine, Summer 2016
Charleston ranked #7 for Economic Growth PotentialBusiness Facilities Magazine
Company headquarters located in Charleston, SC
economic investments announced 2015 - 2016
average new residents moving into the area per day
residents in the tri-county area (Berkeley, Charleston,
Dorchester County)
population growth from2010 - 2015
occupations in logistics and transportation
TODAY’S CHARLESTON
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$3.9B
761k
11.5%
20k+
CHARLESTON TRADE CENTER
Charleston Trade Center
SPEC. BUILDING 3
Total s.f. 307,353 s.f.
Expandable s.f. 614,647 s.f.
Total expandable footprint 922,953 s.f.
Loading Cross-dock
Clear height 36'
Sprinkler ESFR
Column spacing 50' x 54'
DETAILS
Speed bays 2 total; 60' deep
Dock doors 36 current; up to 51 total
Drive-in doors 2 total
Lighting LED
Parking - trailer 71 total
Parking - auto 187 total
EXISTINGBUILDING
307,353 S.F.BUILDING EXPANSION
PAD AREA614,647 S.F.
BUILD-TO-SUIT BUILD-TO-SUIT
BUILDING 5
201,500 S.F.
EXISTING SUBSTATION SITE
(BERKELEY ELECTRIC)
TRADE CENTER PARKWAY
INTERSTATE 26
DROP OFF DRIVE
BUSINESS PARK ROAD
BUILDING 4
201,500 S.F.
DOCK AREA
HODGE ROAD
FIELDS DRIVE
OLD DAIRY ROAD (S-8-46)
DOCK AREA
DOCK AREA
DOCK AREA
DOCK AREADOCK AREA
650’650’
BUILD-TO-SUIT
BUILDING 1
1,010,880 S.F.
1944’
IFA ROTORION
IFA ROTORION EXPANSION
201,600 S.F.
234,000 S.F.
448’
520’
520’45
0’
450’
570’
1080’DOCK AREA
FUTURE EXT 197 INTERCHANGE(UNDER CONSTRUCTION
COMPLETION FIRST QUARTER 2018)
± 90 MILES TO COLUMBIA
LEGEND
Site Under Construction
Future Expansion Area
Conceptual - Not Developed
CHARLESTON TRADE CENTER
PORT OF CHARLESTON
DEEPENING OF THE PORT
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN
AT A GLANCE• Distinguished as fastest growing U.S. port since 2011• Grew more than 2 times the national port market average• Grew 14% in FY2015• Moved 1.2 M tons of non-containerized cargo in FY2016
*Info sourced from the Port of Charleston and the South Carolina Port Authority
The Port of Charleston actively serves 11 post-Panamax vessel calls per week. With work commencing in 2016, the Harbor Deepening Project will increase the depth from 47’ to 52’, enabling the Port to serve more post-Panamax ships than any other port on the East Coast. This $510 million dollar project is scheduled for completion by Q4, 2019. Upon completion, the Port of Charleston will offer post-Panamax vessels 24 hour access without tidal restrictions and will be the deepest port on the East Coast.
The South Carolina Port Authority and the State of South Carolina are currently executing a $2 billion capital improvement plan for the state’s coastal and inland port systems. To keep up with current industry trends, this capital improvement plan will ensure the South Carolina ports and terminals have the required technology and capacity for larger ships and growing shipping companies.
more productive than typical West Coast ports
increase in CY2011-CY2016 container volume
(U.S. average 14%)
tons of non-containerized cargo moved in 2016
containers handled in 2016
minute average truck turn time
3 YOY growth in TEUs outpacing Baltimore, Savannah, Virginia, Miami, and Jacksonville
60%
ˆ45%
1.2M
1.1M
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24.6%
CHARLESTON TRADE CENTER
ECONOMIC DRIVERS
CARGO BASED EXPANSIONS
MORE THAN
MICHELIN
VOLVO CARS
MERCEDES-BENZ VANS
TECHTRONIC INDUSTRIES
DOLLAR TREE
billion dollars invested in port dependent firms in SC over the last 4 years$10Announced plans to build a $270 million, 3.3 million sf distribution center in Spartanburg County First North American manufacturing plant to be built near the Port of Charleston, a $1 billion total investment $500 million Sprinter Van plant expansion New 1.5 million s.f. import distribution center
1.5 million s.f. of distribution center expansion
# Economic Drivers Distance to CTC (miles)
1 Sheep Island Interchange (under construction) 0.5
2 Nexton Development 2.7
3 Carnes Crossroads Development 5.6
4 Daimler Plant 10.8
5 Cane Bay Development 11.5
6 Volvo Plant (under construction) 15.2
7 Boeing Plant 17.7
8 Charleston International Airport 18
9 North Charleston Terminal 19.5
10 Navy Base Intermodal (under construction) 21
11 Hugh Leatherman Terminal (under construction) 23
12 Columbus Street Terminal 25.2
13 Union Pier Terminal 26.6
14 Wando Welch Terminal 29.3
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www.CharlestonTradeCenter.comCONTACTLee Allen +1 843 566 [email protected]
Alan Lewis+1 704 319 [email protected]
Kevin Coats+1 843 805 [email protected]
THE INDUSTRIAL CAMPUS CHARLESTON DESERVES
