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7/18/12
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In the latest development news from Victorville, Stirling Capital Investments has commenced construction on a 176.8k sf facility expansion at the Southern California Logistics Centre (SCLC), the big, 2,500-acre industrial and commercial complex. With anticipated completion slated for year’s end, the expansion is being completed on Distribution Centre 3 to accommodate the increased nationwide distribution needs of an existing, major tenant who originally located at SCLC in 2007 and recently signed a 10-year lease extension. Once complete, the construction efforts will bring the current 407.6k sf facility at SCLC to a total of 584.4k sf in size.
“This expansion represents a significant commitment by one of our largest tenants to remain at SCLC through 2022,” said Stirling Capital Investments’ Chief Operating Officer Brian Parno. “It also demonstrates our ability to accommodate tenants as their business expands over time.”
Construction of the expansion began in early July. The facility is the first corporate distribution centre built from the ground-up at SCLC and the largest industrial development in the Victor Valley since 2009. The new space will directly connect to the existing facility via pre-designed knockout panels for efficiency and optimized distribution.
The building features energy efficient T5HO warehouse lighting with motion sensors, abundant natural daylighting from skylights, cross-dock design, 32-foot clear height, ESFR fire protection, secured full concrete truck courts and ample power. The architectural firm leading the design is RGA with Fullmer handling construction. Once complete, over 100 employees will work in the expanded facility.
To date, Stirling Capital Investments has developed almost 3 msf of Class A industrial space at SCLC with overall occupancy over 98 percent. Build-to-suit opportunities ranging from 50k sf to over 1 msf are readily available with flexibility, expansion, expedited timing and environmentally conscious features in mind.
Darla Longo, Barbara Emmons, Jay Dick and Mark Latimer of CBRE represented Stirling Capital Investments in the lease negotiation. Ralph Gilbertson and Erik Wanland, also of CBRE, represented the tenant, a global marketer of high-profile consumer and commercial products.
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