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HARNEY DISTRIBUTION CENTER Tampa, Florida BUILDING FEATURES FOR LEASE WITH NEW FREEZER/COOLER LANDLORD WAREHOUSE CAPITAL 33,000–122,236 SF IMPROVEMENTS AVAILABLE 6422 Harney Road HARNEY DISTRIBUTION CENTER Tampa, Florida BUILDING FEATURES Available Freezer/Cooler 33,000– -5°F/+35°F – +40°F 122,236 SF POSSIBLE OFF-DOCK TRAILER STORAGE Refrigerated LED Motion Dock Area Sensor Lighting +/- 18,920 DRY SPACE 26’ Clear 28 Dock High Hight Doors LEASED AVAILABLE Racking in Place POSSIBLE PARKING PLAN PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • Total Building Size: 617,736 SF • Freezer: 110,574 SF • Cool Dock: 18,920 SF • Clear height: 29’ LLC • Dock high doors: 28 license AA 26003486 • Truck court depth: 150’ lois 4518 s ave fl 33611 tampa, LLC • Concrete truck courts and apron Architecture, Planning and Interiors 4DP ARCHITECTURE • 2,100 SF brand new spec office in progress license AA 26003486 4518 s lois 4518 ave s fl 33611 tampa, Architecture, Planning and Interiors 4DP ARCHITECTURE consultant logo The following improvements have been completed, or are in progress: 05/07/19 consultant logo TAMPA, FLORIDA 33610 • Ammonia pipe relocation to WARHOUSE MODIFICATIONS 6422 HARNEY RD, SUITE G • New roof in 2016 OFFICE BUILDOUT • Updated ammonia safety relief 05/07/19 roof system • Roof warranty until 2036 • Mechanical system upgrades project information • New evaporators in progress • LED lights installed • PSM compliance • New interior freezer door and dock • Re-striped parking for auto • Upgraded engine room seal installation in progress and trailer lanes ventilation, compressor and • Food-grade temperature paint sub-floor heating system REVISION 05/22/19 OTCONSTRUCTION. FOR REVISION 05/07/19 ORIGINAL ISSUE 05/01/19 description date rev drawing issue TAMPA, FLORIDA 33610 PRELIMINARY WARHOUSE MODIFICATIONS 6422 HARNEY RD, SUITE G PERSPECTIVES OFFICE BUILDOUT SP-1 PRELIMINARY PERSPECTIVES description FOR SPACEPLANNING ONLY. PURPOSES NOT FOR PERMIT. N project information REVISION 05/22/19 OTCONSTRUCTION. FOR REVISION 05/07/19 ORIGINAL ISSUE 05/01/19 description date rev drawing issue PRELIMINARY PERSPECTIVES SP-1 PRELIMINARY PERSPECTIVES description FOR SPACEPLANNING ONLY. PURPOSES NOT FOR PERMIT. N DEVISABLE FLOORPLAN Freezer (-5°) Cooler (35–40°) Dry Mechanical/Office KEY DRIVING TAMPA DISTANCES LABOR Interstate 4 TAMPA MSA STATISTICS 4 2 Miles Population today: 3,051,699 Population next five years: 3,254,478 New residents (past five years): 81,370 Interstate 75 75 4 Miles New residents expected (next five years): 202,779 National Unemployment (June 2019 Est.): 3.6% 21.5M 12-month job growth (May 2019): 2.0% PEOPLE WITHIN CSX Intermodal 4.5 Miles LABOR MARKET STATISTICS 300 DRIVETIME POPULATION—LABOR MARKET MILE DRIVE Interstate 275 30 Minutes: 1,082,233—579,693 275 5 Miles 60 Minutes: 3,463,938—1,742,655 90 Minutes: 6,072,321—3,034,873 Port Tampa Bay 120 Minutes: 8,119,717—4,087,637 7 Miles Washington 240 Minutes: 15,143,308—7,664,183 13.5 Hours / 900 Miles Louisville 13 Hours / 875 Miles Lexington 12.4 Hours / 835 Miles CSX Virginia Beach 52 12.5 Hours / 822 Miles 7.5 Miles Nashville Greensboro 10.5 Hours / 700 Miles 19 10 Hours / 650 Miles 75 TOLL Charlotte 589 41 Land O’ Lakes 9 Hours / 575 Miles New 54 Port Richey Downtown Tampa 54 56 54 Atlanta PASCO COUNTY 581 13.5 Hour 7.5 Miles Drive Time 6.5 Hours / 455 Miles PINELLAS HILLSBOROUGH Lutz COUNTY COUNTY 597 Tarpon d New Tampa Springs e R Carrollwood wns Blvd d y R 9 Hour w East Lak k B. Do c 75 a H Drive Time r T n e n Bruce c u Ehrlich Rd Bearss Ave a G 301 593 R Honeymoon Palm Fletcher Ave Tampa Island ve Gunn d H Harbor wy Curlew Creek Rd TOLL Fowler Ave 589 y Linebaugh Ave y Temple Florida A w 580580 T Busch Blvd Terrace am Sheldon R Waters Ave International Airport p 275 Caladesi a R wy Island er Dr d d t 41 4.5 Hour wa 4 Jacksonville Dale Mabry H Hillsborough Ave Drive Time ans Exp r Edge 92 3.4 Hours / 195 Miles Clearwater Old 14 Miles Clearwater te Tampa New Orleans Beach Tampa International Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Exec. Airport Ve Island Bay Airport d 301 9.4 Hours / 655 Miles Causeway Columbus Dr R Clearwater pbell Brandon o Rd o McMullen–Booth R am ey C n way Court Tampa 4 75 lric Gulf To Bay Blvd Ba TOLL Va 19 Bridge 275 Kings y lvd Port 618 60 d Kennedy B A side Tampa Bay damo Dr d Belleair 41 ge wy L rid Blv i Beach B th re Davis d i Belcher R n a Bay Drive la Islands Causeway Blvd Lumsden Dr P St. Petersburg nk in ra e d F c International st Sho r Largo ar Selmon Exp e ow s Indian Airport H t We R Orlando d Rocks Ulmerton Rd Bloomingdale Rd Roos 1.5 Hours / 79 Miles Beach e d idg South Tampa ev Br Riverview elt Blv dy Gan 41 Indian d Shores ! 699 Boyette Rd TAMPA Seminole Blv MacDill Park BlvdGandy Blvd AFB Fish Hawk Seminole Symmes Rd Pinellas Redington G u Park Shores lf 275 Balm Riv B t l vd 66th St N 4th S 9th St erview R Madeira 19 Big Bend Rd Beach 49th St N I-375 Miami 5th Ave N d Treasure 1st Ave N Apollo 4.25 Hours / 265 Miles Island St. Petersburg Balm Rd Beach Balm-Picnic Rd Gulfport I-175 Tampa Bay 19th Ave NE way Bay as Pinell Ruskin Sun City St. Petersburg Center Beach 674 ¨¦§75 UV589 NEARBY FREEZER/COLD STORAGE PROPERTIES 568 UV ¤£98 UV39 Gibsonia UV597 ¦¨§275 ¤£301 ¨¦§75 Carrollwood ¨¦§4 Thonotosassa ¤£41 6422 Harney Road Lakeland Tampa 4 £92 ¨¦§ Plant City ¤ 570 ¤£92 Dover UV ¤£92 ¤£301 ¨¦§4 ¦¨§275 UV39 Tampa UV60 Brandon Valrico UV60 ¤£92 ¨¦§75 ¤£41 Bloomingdale Riverview Lithia Gibsonton ¤£301 UV39 0 1 2 Miles I Cushman & Wakefield Copyright 2018. Data is from sources deemed reliable but may be subject to errors, omissions, or modifications. The information herein is provided without representation or warranty. FOR LEASE FREEZER/COOLER WAREHOUSE JULIA SILVA, SIOR +1 813 204 5332 33,000–122,236 SF [email protected] AVAILABLE JOSH TARKOW, SIOR +1 813 349 8549 [email protected] JESSICA MIZRAHI +1 813 204 5323 [email protected] CHRIS COPENHAVER +1 404 853 5240 [email protected] RYAN BOS +1 310 525 1929 [email protected] 6422 Harney Road HARNEY DISTRIBUTION CENTER Tampa, Florida ©2019 Cushman & Wakefield NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE TO THE ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN, AND SAME IS SUBMITTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGE OF PRICE, RENTAL OR OTHER CONDITIONS, WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE, AND TO ANY SPECIAL LISTING CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY THE PROPERTY OWNER(S). AS APPLICABLE, WE MAKE NO REPRESENTATION AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY (OR PROPERTIES) IN QUESTION..
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