Trammell Crow Co. Secures Tenant at New Las Vegas Industrial Park
Brothers Trading Co. will expand its operations within the 258,705-square-foot leased space at the new 127-acre Golden Triangle Logistics Center.
LAS VEGAS, NV – Wholesale grocery distributor, Brothers Trading Co. Inc. has signed a 258,705-square-foot lease at Trammell Crow Co.’s Golden Triangle Logistics Center in Las Vegas, NV.
Brothers Trading Co. will move its wholesale operations to the newly leased space, located at 3195 E. Washburn Rd., Building 2, in August 2021. The company will occupy a portion of the 652,000-square-foot building 2 within the 127-acre industrial park.
The property is part of the first phase of construction at Golden Triangle Logistics Center, which spans two buildings and one million square feet of space.
The industrial park’s phase one cross-dock facilities each feature 36-foot and 37-foot clear heights with ESFR fire sprinklers, seven-inch floor slabs, 185-foot secured concrete truck courts and abundant dock-high loading and parking.
Phase two of construction will commence later this year and will comprise 652,010-square-foot, class A logistics facility.
Trammell Crow Co.’s Newport Beach office is leading the development of Golden Triangle Logistics Center.
“We are pleased to provide a high-end logistics space for Brothers Trading Co. as they expand their business significantly in the Las Vegas market,” says Tom Bak, senior managing director of Trammell Crow Co.’s Newport Beach office. “Building 2 checked all of the boxes that the company needed in an expansion space, including a central location, access to amenities, tall clear heights and modern building features.
Bak adds, “TCC’s plans for further development of the park also afford our tenants an opportunity to continue expanding within Golden Triangle in the future.”
Golden Triangle Logistics Center is located near adjacent land parcels, which provides users with potential expansion flexibility.
“This lease highlights the continued demand for industrial space,” says Cory Carlson, president and CEO of Washington Capital Management. “The combination of a well-situated project, thoughtful design and quality execution is a winning formula for our tenants and our client.”
For the lease transaction, CBRE’s Kevin Higgins represented the property owner, while Cushman & Wakefield’s Donna Alderson represented the tenant.