The buildings, MPC-23 A and B, will be part of the fifth phase of the park, which has more than four million sf of space completed. The groundbreaking for the 73,000-sf and 46,000-sf buildings will be later this year, and occupancy is expected in the second quarter of next year.

"Our initial plans called for one flex/office and one industrial building," according to Andrew Ansin, vice president of Sunbeam Development, the park's developer. "However, the strength of the office/flex market and the difficulties in the industrial market led to the change."

The parking ratio for the new buildings is up to 10 spaces per 1,000 sf. A typical building is five spaces per 1,000 sf, Ansin says. "So those tenants with heavy parking needs are particularly interested in these buildings."