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Posted: June 23, 2008
Deck and Rumsey of Realty USA named agents of 211,000 s/f facility
The industrial team of Joe Deck and David Rumsey of RealtyUSA and their strategic partner NAI Alliance have been selected to offer the Continental AG manufacturing facility. This high-tech manufacturing facility was originally constructed in 1989 by Motorola Corp. and then expanded in 1990 and again in 1994. Its most recent use has been for the manufacture of OEM circuit boards and parts used in the automobile industry.
The property consists of 50 acres of rolling lands with a 211,000 s/f office/ manufacturing facility. There is a primary and satellite parking area capable of handling in excess of 600 cars. The property will be available in part in early 2009 and in its entirety in late 2009.
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