Vertical construction has begun on Phase 1 of The Center at Needham Ranch, a 54-acre business park that is the first phase of a larger 132-acre, fully entitled site with approvals for up to 4.2 million square feet of industrial/commercial space, Trammell Crow Company and Clarion Partners, LLC announced Monday.
Phase 1 of The Center at Needham Ranch will be comprised of an 869,760-square-foot, 7-building Class A industrial park, offering buildings ranging from 34,270-to-209,559 square feet.
The initial buildings in Phase I are scheduled for occupancy in 1Q
2019 and will feature state of the art Class A features including 30-to-36-foot interior clear heights with ESFR fire sprinklers, abundant dock high loading with large truck courts and yard areas, attractive architectural design featuring extensive use of glass and abundant vehicle parking with capacity for above standard parking counts.
The city of Santa Clarita and the master developer have set aside hundreds of acres of natural open space immediately adjacent to the project, with an extensive hiking trail network to be integrated into the project, creating a unique natural park-like setting with densely landscaped open space.
The Center at Needham Ranch is located at the southern entrance to the city of Santa Clarita, along Sierra Highway and Highway 14, south of Newhall Avenue and one mile north of the intersection of Interstate 5 and Highway 14.
The project location directly links to all areas within the San Fernando Valley and Greater Los Angeles County population centers and is easily accessible from numerous major highways including the 14, 5, 405, 210, 118 and 126.
In addition, Metrolink access is available via the Newhall Metrolink Station in close proximity.
Michael Marrone, vice president at Clarion Partners, stated: “The City of Santa Clarita is rated as one of the best places in the U.S. to live, work and play with a low cost of doing business and a high quality of life.
“The City of Santa Clarita is the third largest city in Los Angeles County and has experienced significant growth since its incorporation in 1987,” he said. “During this time, however, it has had negligible industrial development and the Center at Needham Ranch was envisioned by City leaders as a way to increase local employment opportunities for area residents to address the regional jobs/housing imbalance that contribute to growing traffic congestion.”
“We are pleased to officially begin execution of vertical construction with our partner Clarion, delivering on the long-anticipated vision for this unique project which dates back to the year 2000,” said John Balestra, senior vice president with TCC’s SoCal–Los Angeles Business Unit.
“Given the scarcity of modern, highly functional industrial space in the greater Los Angeles North market, where the average industrial building is over forty years old and lacks the enhanced functional utility of today’s modern industrial facilities, The Center at Needham Ranch will give small and large space users access to a premier location with immediate proximity to the San Fernando Valley and Greater Southern California region, with over 5.3 million people within 30 miles of the site,” Balestra said.
“We are delivering best-in-class, highly functional state-of-the-art industrial facilities with up to 36-foot interior clear height, coveted by media and entertainment, manufacturing, warehousing and logistics/last mile distribution space users,” said Craig Peters, executive vice president with CBRE.
“We have already received a significant level of interest from potential occupiers well before commencing vertical construction, validation that the City of Santa Clarita offers a highly advantageous low-cost business environment and the project location immediately adjacent to the 14 freeway, minutes from the San Fernando Valley, provides a reverse commute advantage with a strategic location in close proximity to the population centers of the San Fernando and Antelope Valley’s and Greater Los Angeles market,” Peters said.
The General Contractor is Oltman’s Construction Co., the architect is HPA, Inc. and the civil engineer is Alliance Land Planning & Engineering. CBRE’s Craig Peters and Doug Sonderegger are the leasing agents for the property.
About Trammell Crow Company
Trammell Crow Company, founded in 1948, is one of the nation’s leading developers and investors in commercial real estate. The company has developed or acquired 2,700 buildings valued at nearly $65 billion and over 590 million square feet. As of March 31, 2018, TCC had $7.7 billion of projects in process and $4.1 billion in its pipeline.
Trammell Crow Company’s teams are dedicated to building value for its clients with professionals in 16 major cities throughout the United States.
The company serves users of and investors in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, multi-family residential, through its operating subsidiary High Street Residential and mixed-use projects. For those who occupy real estate, TCC can execute the development or acquisition of facilities tailored to meet its clients’ needs.
For investor clients, the company specializes in joint venture speculative development, acquisition/re-development ventures, build-to-suit development or providing incentive-based fee development services.
TCC is an independently operated subsidiary of CBRE Group, Inc., a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company headquartered in Los Angeles, and the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (in terms of 2017 revenue).
For more information visit www.TrammellCrow.com.
About Clarion Partners
Clarion Partners LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser with FCA-authorized and FINRA member affiliates, has been a leading U.S. real estate investment manager for more than 36 years.
Headquartered in New York, the firm maintains offices in key markets throughout the United States and in London, England.
With more than $45.6 billion in total assets under management, Clarion Partners offers a broad range of real estate strategies across the risk/return spectrum to its more than 300 domestic and international institutional investors.
More information about the firm is available at www.clarionpartners.com.
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Amal Yacob Jarrous
Stop over building I thought there wasn’t any water
Shame shame shame
Disaster
Boooo
They’re gonna have a great view of the cemetery. Wow they need to just stop already
It’s a business development but yes it’ll make for a nice office view
They don’t care what you think. It’s all about the MONEY!!
Well anyone for haunted office buildings?
So sad, traffic will be worse than is right now.
House is in Escrow, August 30th we are out of here.
Beautiful. Is that where you’re going? Where is that? We forget how many beautiful places there are living here. I remember going up north and coming back and seeing the gray smoggy sky as I got closer.
Erin Henry Appling Ga.
I wish. Stuck here because of the husband’s job.
Hello traffic every efen day…smh
Vertical Construction….as opposed to horizontal or underground construction ?
Not till the money stops
Is this off of soledad across from the park?
No it’s on Sierra Hwy next to Eternal Valley Cemetery. They’ve shaved and cut down the beautiful mountains like they’re doing everywhere in SCV….the powers that be want to turn our once beautiful community into the Valley as in San Fernando Valley. So very sad to see this happening and no body cares.
Cynthia Langer I was wondering what they were doing over there. I thought they were expanding the cemetery. Can’t imagine we need Office Space. Make sure we do that shopping center on Newhall Avenue that’s about a hundred years old.
Well I didn’t mean to say that but I should have double-checked it. They need to redo that shopping center. The one that looks like a western movie.
Where is this? Are they building on all of that land next to the cemetery? I thought they were expanding the cemetery.
Alma De La Cruz what does this mean? Do u know?
Ehh idk. But they are building everywhere they can?
Alma De La Cruz ?
A big shame …
Wonderful…….NOT!
If they build it they will come;)
Well folks, Prepare yourself and your family for the next earthquake, major fire. In 1994’s earthquake, no one could leave. No water, freeway, no electric.
If your kids are in school and you work outside S. Clarita, Good luck !! City doesn’t care! It is about $$$$$$, shame on them!
Is that San Fernando Valley ?
I’m so glad I left… they keep on building ?
Yup, Me too!! But, my kids have to live in that muck.
I seen the writing on the wall, that’s why I left. I loved SCV, while it lasted.
How does our city plan on accommodating that much traffic on to a highway that is already over crowded during high volume times? Or does that not matter as long as the city gets it’s fees and taxes, and the hell with the people that have to drive through there.