Philadelphia-based Binswanger is sales and leasing broker for Florence Industrial Center, which occupies 49 acres near Interstate 95 and is adjoined by 35 vacant acres. Promotional points include ceiling heights up to 43 feet, heavy power, outside free-standing storage and nearly 40,000 square feet of premium office space.

"Florence's strategic location and proximity to deepwater seaports, along with the exceptional features of the building, create a first-class package that will appeal to a variety of prospects," says Mike Schlesinger, vice president of asset management for Hackman Capital. He notes that the property is being marketed throughout the US to companies seeking a strong access point in the Southeast.

Hackman Capital purchased the property by way of an affiliate in late 2006, the same year Maytag closed its Florence plant. The transaction included 100 pieces of factory equipment that has since been sold off and removed, though the landlord will not disclose financial details.

Privately owned Hackman Capital specializes in acquiring, redeveloping and active reuse of industrial real estated. It currently owns and manages more than 16 million square feet nationwide, with regional offices in Chicago, Columbus, OH and Kalamazoo, MI.

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