LPC Plans 1 MSF Tucson Project
Plans for the industrial campus call for 1 million square feet across four buildings, and groundbreaking is imminent.
Start Your Application and Unlock the Power of Choice$5.6M offered by a Bank$1.2M offered by a Bank$2M offered by an Agency$1.4M offered by a Credit UnionClick Here to Get Quotes!Lincoln Property Co. has disclosed plans to construct I-10 International, a 1 million-square-foot industrial park in Tucson, Ariz. The news comes days after the institutional investor-developer closed on the $6.5 million acquisition of the 78-acre development site, according to Pima County records. The seller in that deal was a legal entity affiliated with local real estate and equity investor Diamond Ventures.
No details about construction financing were disclosed.
Located in a designated Foreign Trade Zone at the southeast corner of South Alvernon Way and East Los Reales Road, the development site is within 2 miles of Tucson’s airport. The first construction phase is slated to kick off in the coming days, according to REBusinessOnline, with delivery in the second quarter of 2023.
The first phase will include three buildings with a respective 188,327, 158,908, and 214,822 square feet. The structures will feature 31 to 45 dock doors, trailer parking, and 32-foot clear heights.
The second phase will include a 476,000-square-foot cross-dock facility, complete with 98 loading docks, 200-foot concrete truck courts, and parking for 143 trailers and 458 cars, according to a brochure from the developer. The entire park will be cold-storage-capable.
Growing Market
Tucson is growing in importance as an industrial market. The metro’s availability of developable land, combined with low rents relative to Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Southern California, have driven significant demand growth in recent years. The city is within seven hours driving distance of major Southern California markets and is even closer to Phoenix, El Paso, and the U.S.-Mexico border.
At the end of the first quarter, Tucson’s industrial vacancy rate stood at 4.5%, according to a Cushman & Wakefield report. Vacancy has been on the decline since the third quarter of 2020, and rents have climbed as a result. Asking rents averaged $0.67 per square foot, though rates in newly developed buildings are notably higher, between $0.75 and $0.80 per square foot.
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