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10/04/22
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USAA Real Estate and McDonald Property Group have broken ground on a 1.8 msf distribution center for United Legwear & Apparel Company LLC (ULAC) in Beaumont, CA. ULAC specializes in legwear, bodywear, apparel, and accessories for men, women and children, maintaining nearly a dozen highly recognized licensed brands such as Hurley, Champion, Fortnite, Van Heusen, Skechers, and a joint venture partnership with PUMA North America. Completion of the facility is scheduled for December 2024.
The building, part of Phase II of the Crossroads Logistics Center, an 85-acre master-planned project at the intersection of Interstate 10 and Hwy 60, will be used to accommodate ULAC’s global design/manufacturing, marketing, sales, and distribution. It will contain assembly, racking, and state-of-the-art material handling conveyor automation systems and includes approximately 30k sf of office space. This one-half mile long building will be distinguished as one of the largest known industrial buildings in the entire Southern California region.
Luke McDaniel, Cameron Driscoll, Jeff Bellitti, and Mac Hewett of JLL represented United Legwear. David Consani, Jim Koenig, Darla Longo, Barbara Emmons of CBRE and Rick John of Daum repped McDonald Property Group and USAA Real Estate in the lease transaction, which was signed in July 2022. The architecture firm of record is HPA Architecture, and the general contractor is Fullmer Construction Company.
Crossroads Logistics Center also currently includes an under construction 816k sf build-to-suit facility. Wolverine Worldwide’s fulfillment center and another build to suit fulfillment facility were both recently developed as Phase I of Crossroads in 2017 and 2020 by the USAA Real Estate and McDonald team. A new Hwy 60 freeway interchange overpass benefits and provides additional access for the project near the east entrance. The property is 78 miles from the Port of Los Angeles, proximate to railways and the new FedEx Ground sorting and distribution center in Palm Springs, making it accessible to various intermodal transportation routes.
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