Wayne County Development Alliance, Inc.’s Post

JUST LISTED! Welcome to 3006 N County Rd 1107, a sprawling commercial property situated on over 4-acres in the economically thriving region of Midland County. Boasting an impressive 14,330 square feet of total space, this property presents a remarkable opportunity for businesses looking to expand or establish a significant presence in this vibrant community. Property Features: Total Area: A vast 4.04-acre property providing ample space for operations, parking, and future expansion. Workshop Space: Approximately 8,500 square feet of dedicated shop space ideal for manufacturing, assembly, or storage needs. Versatility: The property's expansive size and layout offer flexibility in use, whether for light industrial applications, warehousing, or as a corporate office with on-site production capabilities. Location Benefits: Midland County: Located in a dynamic and growing area known for its strong business climate and economic resilience. Accessibility: This property offers easy access to main roads, facilitating smooth logistics and transport operations. Yard Space: The generous yard provides additional external storage options and the ability to manage large-scale business operations or events. This commercial property represents a unique chance to secure a substantial footprint in Midland County’s expanding market. The blend of extensive interior space and abundant acreage offers a flexible canvas for a variety of enterprise pursuits, from logistical hubs to industrial ventures, all while providing the space necessary for rigorous daily operations. #Realestate #MidlandTX #TX #InvestTexas #Industry #Trending #JustListed

Four newly constructed light industrial units in Sharnford, Leicestershire have been let in a single deal negotiated by our Director, Andrew McFarlane-Holt.   The four units, representing 20,000 sq ft industrial/storage/distribution space, have been built at The Farm, the existing commercial complex owned by John Brindley Transport, following opportunities created by the pandemic.   Andrew explains: “One of the legacies of Covid has been a significant demand for medium and long-term storage facilities or distribution centres where goods can be stockpiled. Our advice to the client was that existing hardstanding storage areas could be repurposed with new construction units that would provide greater value.”   Our Planning & Development team submitted and secured consent for the construction of the four units, with each one deliberately designed to be in keeping with existing buildings and featuring a linked, portal frame structure. Prior to marketing, negotiations were undertaken with the existing tenant, a national PLC, and they are now taking occupancy.   Andrew continues: “Sharnford is well-connected, with the A5, M69, M1 and M6 all in close proximity so we were anticipating high levels of interest. We’re pleased to have concluded negotiations as one single transaction, securing strong rental values for our client.”   #industrialnews #industrialmarket #industrialdeal #lightindustrial #newconstruction #commercialproperty #development #Midlands 

Plans move forward for Hazeley Enterprise Park near Winchester 🏢👀 Winchester City Council has agreed to grant consent for the final phase of an ongoing redevelopment at Northfields Farm on the northeastern edge of Twyford, Hampshire. Headed up by Hazeley Developments Ltd Group (formerly Humphrey Farms), the four-year project will see the existing site evolve into a modern business destination, with a mix of office and light industrial/commercial buildings alongside a central hub with café and meeting spaces. A key feature of the approved redevelopment plan is the removal of a feed mill, the largest of its kind in southern England. Hazeley Group has been aware for many years of local concern over the environmental and visual impact of the mill. It’s worked with neighbours and local authorities to enable its removal, with demolition expected by 2026. Continue reading... https://lnkd.in/dtSp3Cea #property #development #construction #planning #enterprise #businessnews #businessintelligence

Old Road Junction

Did you know MnDOT’s I-94 Gap project begins this summer? The Gap Project will expand I-94 to six lanes, three in each direction to close the gap between Albertville and Monticello. Prep work is anticipated to begin in July 2024, with construction taking place between Spring 2025 through Fall 2026, with wrap up anticipated in 2027. More information is available on MnDOT's project page, and you can sign up for email updates! https://lnkd.in/gmbq4Gby If you would like to learn more about the project and speak with representatives from MnDOT, Wright & Sherburne Counties, and the City of Monticello; stop by our Public Open House to learn about 2024 construction and planning projects, including: - Resurfacing the Highway (TH) 25 Mississippi River Bridge - Starting the I-94 expansion between Albertville & Monticello - Constructing improvements to east County Road (CSAH) 75/Broadway Street - Constructing a roundabout at School Boulevard & Cedar Street - Constructing a roundabout at School Boulevard & Edmonson Avenue - Completing the Planning & Environmental Linkage (PEL) process for future transportation improvements between Highway 10 and I-94 Stop by between 6-7 p.m. to learn more about the expected traffic impacts, detours, and project details. There is no formal presentation, so you can focus on the projects that matter most to you. https://lnkd.in/gx3zyytp Open House Details: Tuesday, March 19, 2024 | 6-7 p.m. Monticello Community Center 505 Walnut Street, Monticello, MN 55362 #OpenHouse #construction #planning #TransportationPlanning #transportation #development #connectivity #ConstructionPlanning #Minnesota #ConstructionSeason #MnDOT #MonticelloMN #MyMonticello #MyMonti #WrightCountyMN #SherburneCounty

Construction is moving along nicely!

Jeanette White of the N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) updated the Sylva Rotary Club on the R-5600 project to reconfigure N.C. 107 through Sylva's commercial corridor. The $155 million, 2.6-mile project aims to improve safety and traffic flow by implementing a right-in, right-out configuration and adding several walls to minimize business impact. Construction, starting in late 2025 and lasting about four years, could be shortened by working during low-traffic daylight hours. The project will modernize stormwater management and incorporate a green wave traffic system. Despite community concerns, efforts have been made to reduce business disruptions, with 40 businesses impacted. The project also includes refurbishing existing bridges, managing utilities, and potentially adding a detour near Smoky Mountain High School to expedite construction. #NorthCarolina #TrafficSafety #Bridges #Projects

City of York Council have announced that affordable housing is to be increased to 100% on their Ordnance Lane Passivhaus site in Fishergate, with the number of affordable homes being doubled from around 50 to 100. We are currently working with City of York and our Consultant Team to make these changes to our original proposals.   Commenting on this, Cllr Michael Pavlovic, Executive Member for Housing and Safer Communities at City of York Council, said: “The average home in York currently costs 10.9 times the average earnings, rents have risen 10% in the last year and energy costs continue to rise. To tackle this, a core commitment of the new Council Plan ‘One City, for all’, is to increase the supply of good quality, affordable housing with high energy efficiency and low emissions.   “Creating 100% affordable homes meets that commitment. Now, on our Ordnance Lane site alone, we’re doubling the high-quality Passivhaus housing which will be affordable to rent, buy and run, from around 50 to 100 homes.”   Read more at: https://lnkd.in/eQh2QYKA   Tibbalds // Civic Engineers// Turner & Townsend // URBED (Urbanism Environment and Design) Ltd // Warm: Low Energy Building Practice // LEDA - Certified B Corp // BBUK Studio // ImaginePlaces Ltd. // #ordnancelane #york #ukhousing #passivhaus #affordablehousing

Old Road Junction

A challenging leasing environment looms for NJ industrial property owners later this year and into 2025, as a flood of new projects will be met with tepid demand, particularly for oversized boxes. Just 10% of the 18.2 million SF in the pipeline is pre-leased as tenants are reluctant to commit to space before touring the finished product, in a sharp reversal from the pandemic-induced leasing frenzy. Meanwhile, owners of properties over 200,000 SF appear most vulnerable, with just 8% of the largest boxes pre-released thus far. The stage is set for fierce competition for tenants in the quarters ahead. #newjersey #industrial #leasing #construction #availability #costar