The west parcel consists of about 12.6 acres of improved land, which houses the building. The east parcel consists of about 3.8 acres of land available for building expansion, parking or another use. The building, expandable to 300,000 sf, has 25,760 sf of office space on two floors. A quarter of the space is private offices, while 65% of the space is open. The building has two conference rooms, a large training center and three kitchens. The property includes more than 500 parking spaces.
CB Richard Ellis brokerage advisers Harry G. Tangalakis, senior vice president, Wayne Schuchts, first vice president, and associate Jolie Spergel exclusively represented Northwestern in the transaction. Northwestern purchased the build-to-suit property as an investment when it was completed in 1994 for Federal Mogul Corp., which later reorganized, downsized and moved.
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