Exciting Developments in Greenville: Major Lease Agreement Boosts Upstate Trade Center’s Growth Potential

Exciting Developments in Greenville: Major Lease Agreement at Upstate Trade Center

In a thrilling boost for Greenville, South Carolina, the Upstate Trade Center has just signed a lease with a significant player in the building materials industry! Dalfen Industrial has leased a whopping 154,440 square feet of space in this bustling industrial facility.

Located at a prime spot, just two miles from Interstate 185 and a quick 3.5 miles from the bustling Interstate 85 corridor, the Upstate Trade Center is perfectly positioned to reach some of the Southeastern United States’ major metro areas, including Atlanta, Charlotte, Greensboro, Raleigh-Durham, and even Richmond, Virginia. The company emphasizes how advantageous the location is, noting that it provides a remarkable one-day trucking range to over 107 million people. Now, that’s a convenient spot for any business!

What Makes the Upstate Trade Center Special?

The Upstate Trade Center isn’t just any warehouse. It boasts a Class A industrial facility with a total of 266,760 square feet dedicated to providing state-of-the-art logistics and distribution capabilities. It’s hard to overstate how important such a facility is for business operations, especially considering the rapid growth of e-commerce and logistics needs.

According to Tyler McElroy, the Southeast market officer for Dalfen Industrial, “Dalfen is pleased to welcome our newest tenant to Upstate Trade Center.” He elaborated that this location is right in the middle of one of the most prominent industrial corridors in the country. This attractiveness, he says, played a significant role in securing a lease with a national tenant — although the name of this major firm remains under wraps.

A Growing Trend in Greenville

Dalfen Industrial, a big name in the real estate sector with roots in Dallas, specializes in last-mile property sectors and operates more than 55 million square feet of premier industrial properties across the United States. Their strategy focuses on urban infill locations, meaning they target facilities located near major population centers — just like the Upstate Trade Center.

The new lease signifies more than just a new tenant; it symbolizes the continuous growth and attraction of businesses to Greenville. The Upstate Trade Center is replacing a much older 50-year-old facility and is set to be a game-changer in the local economy.

Local Impact and Future Prospects

The ripple effects of this lease are likely to be felt across the local economy. With more businesses vying for space in Greenville, job opportunities are expected to increase, benefitting residents and the workforce alike. Moreover, as logistics and distribution firms continue to establish operations nearby, the community can anticipate an uptick in related industries and services — further bolstering economic growth.

As the Upstate Trade Center takes shape, it promises to be a hub of activity and a beacon for innovation in the industrial sector. Emphasizing accessibility, efficiency, and sustainability, this facility aims to meet the ever-growing demands of modern business.

With all these exciting developments underway, we can’t help but feel thrilled about what the future holds for Greenville and the Upstate Trade Center. If you’re a local small business or entrepreneur, this might just be the right time to tap into the increasing opportunities that these new developments present!

Stay tuned as we continue to follow this story and bring you updates on how Greenville is transforming into a hotspot for industrial activity in the Southeast!


Author: HERE Greenville

HERE Greenville

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