SAN ANTONIO–Conor Commercial Real Estate, a member of The McShane Cos., has acquired a 15-acre site just outside San Antonio for the development of Doerr Lane Industrial Park. The 213,864-square-foot, class A, single- or multi-tenant facility is being developed near the intersection of Doerr Lane and Lockout Road in Schertz, a northeast submarket of the city.
The speculative development will be available for occupancy in the fourth quarter of 2015.
“As Conor Commercial evaluated sites for industrial development opportunities, the Doerr Lane parcel offered superior access for regional distribution requirements,” Jeff Stringer, vice president of Conor Commercial Real Estate, told GlobeSt.com. “From our property in Schertz, users can enjoy immediate access to the I-35 corridor beginning in Laredo [South Texas], traveling north through San Antonio and continuing through Austin.”
Doerr Lane Industrial Park will feature contemporary industrial space in a cross-dock configuration. The 32-foot clear facility will have expanded staging bays and an ESFR sprinkler system. Distribution efficiencies are supported with the building's 54 dock-high loading doors and two ramp-served doors.
Sizable truck courts with on-site trailer parking and storage will also be incorporated together with generous vehicle parking.
“With strong absorption, low vacancy rates, limited supply of large contiguous space and increasing user demand in Schertz, we are confident that this…facility will meet the requirements of a variety of industrial users who will benefit from contemporary warehouse/distribution space coupled with this strategic location,” says Stringer.
Terry S. Warth of the San Antonio office of CBRE represented the seller of the land parcel while Rob Burlingame and Josh Aguilar, also from CBRE's San Antonio office, represented Conor Commercial Real Estate in the acquisition of the property. In addition, Warth, Burlingame and Aguilar have been selected as exclusive leasing agents for the development.
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