PERRYMAN, MD–An affiliate of MRP Realty is breaking ground today on Eastgate, a three-building, 2.5-million-square-foot industrial park that is about 30 miles northeast of Baltimore on the I-95 Corridor.
Phase I is the spec development of a 656,800 square foot facility and will include a 2-mile extension of Woodley Road. Future build-to-suit opportunities will range from 600,000 square feet to 1.5 million square feet. MRP Realty makes a strong case for the spec project: the new facility will be a class A regional distribution center located in one of the most land-constrained areas on the East Coast.
The distribution site has direct access to I-95, allowing future tenants to serve over 120 million people within a single day's drive.
PERRYMAN, MD–An affiliate of MRP Realty is breaking ground today on Eastgate, a three-building, 2.5-million-square-foot industrial park that is about 30 miles northeast of Baltimore on the I-95 Corridor.
Phase I is the spec development of a 656,800 square foot facility and will include a 2-mile extension of Woodley Road. Future build-to-suit opportunities will range from 600,000 square feet to 1.5 million square feet. MRP Realty makes a strong case for the spec project: the new facility will be a class A regional distribution center located in one of the most land-constrained areas on the East Coast.
The distribution site has direct access to I-95, allowing future tenants to serve over 120 million people within a single day's drive.
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