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Located at the Interchange of the Bruckner Expressway, Cross Bronx

968,000 sf on 19.2 acres | prime nyc location multi-story class a logistics facility § located at the interchange of the bruckner § ability to service over 9.4 million people within expressway, cross bronx expressway, hutchinson a 15-mile radius river expressway, throggs neck expressway and the § impressive labor force, with over 437,000 workers bronx river expressway within a 10-mile radius § unparalleled access to a dense, affluent population § cross-docking capacity on first level within the boundaries of new york city, long island, westchester, connecticut and new jersey whole facility 1st floor 2nd floor total size 968,000 sf size (including office) 283,000 sf size (including office) 285,500 sf warehouse and parking 300' x 980' sf ceiling height 32’ clear ceiling height 28’ clear office 53,000 sf column spacing 40’ x 40’ column spacing 80’ x 80’ parking 374,000 sf floor load 800 psf floor load up to 500 psf lot size 19.2 acres loading docks 74 doors (cross dock) loading docks 37 doors potential mezzanine space 215.000 sf drive-in doors 2 drive-in doors drive-in doors 2 drive-in doors car/van parking 730 spaces box truck parking 125 spaces trailer parking 8 spaces truck court depth 130' fire protection esfr 2505bruckner.com lighing system led 2505 bruckner blvd, bronx, ny 10465 968,000 sf on 19.2 acres | prime nyc location multi-story class a logistics facility henry hudson bridge 25-30 mins 15-20 mins westchester george washington bridge & connecticut manhattan & new jersey the bron maombs dam bridge 15-25 mins 12-15 mins madison ae bridge third ae bridge throgs nek queens new ersey lic & bridge willis ae bridge & I-495 brooklyn whitestone bridge manhattan r kennedy 10-25 mins bridge flushing & jfk airport ueensboro bridge ho lla nd tu nn ueens el 40 mins 15-35 mins port newark queens & long island williamsburg bridge brooklyn bridge manhattan bridge brooklyn improving the logistics of logistics 9.4 million 1 in 38 people 27k people/sq mile consumers live within a in the united states live makes new york the most 15 mile radius in new york city densely populated city for leasing information, please contact: rob leslie kossar lanne vice chairman managing director (212) 292-7593 (212) 292-7597 2505bruckner.com [email protected] [email protected] 2505 bruckner blvd, bronx, ny 10465.

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