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For LeaseFor more information, contact:
Lee Allen Managing Director, Industrial JLL Charleston [email protected] +1 843 805 5111+1 843 566 2064
Kevin Coats Associate Broker, IndustrialJLL Charleston [email protected] +1 843 805 5112 +1 434 760 0863
www.jll.com/charleston
– Located in North Pointe Business Campus
– ±91,000 s.f. industrial building
– Class A space
– Gated truck court and secure building access
– Central location within Charleston MSA
– Close proximity to Port of Charleston
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Capitalize on a centralized location, existing infrastructure, and Class A construction - 7409 Magi Road in Hanahan, South Carolina provides tenants the opportunity to have more. This ±91,000 s.f. industrial facility recently served as FedEx’s ground distribution center and comes equipped with 29 dock doors, 10 van-high doors, and 4 drive-in-doors. 7409 Magi Road is a secure facility for warehousing and distribution needs with a gated truck court and employee parking lot.
Located in the North Pointe Business Campus in Berkeley County, 7409 Magi Road is within 20 miles of downtown Charleston, the Charleston International Airport, Boeing 787 Dreamliner final assembly facility, Daimler and Volvo, as well as all the Port of Charleston terminals. With the Charleston MSA growing by nearly three times the national average at 11.5% between 2010–2015, the area is home to some of the fastest growing municipalities in the nation. Berkeley County is developing some of the largest master planned communities in the state and continues to offer strong business incentives all to attract and retain residents and businesses.
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Property Specifications
Lot Size 15.23 acres
Building Size 91,720 s.f.
Year Built 2004
Warehouse s.f. 87,593 s.f.
Office s.f. 4,127 s.f.
Building Dimensions 218’4” x 458’4”
Ceiling height (eaves) 24’
Ceiling height (centerline) 28’6”
Ceiling Type Warehouse: exposed to roofOffices: acoustic ceiling tiles
Column Spacing Various (general: 48’ x 42’)
Floor Concrete with sealer
Lighting T5 lighting w/ some drop task lighting
Loading Docks East side: (10) van high (5’x8’) South side: (28) docks (8’x9’) North side: (1) dock door (8’x9’)
Dock comments All docks have dock lights, bumpers, shelters, awnings, and fans
Loading Drive-ins North side: (4) 14’x16’)
Truck court depth 150’
Parking: auto 182 total spaces
Parking: trailer 43 total spaces
Parking: van 17 total spaces
Power 1200 AMP 3phase 480/277v
Heat Office and warehouse
Air conditioning 100% of office
Sprinklers Dry system
Ventilation (6) Big Ass Fans & Louvres
SecuritySite fully fenced with LED lighting Security gate from employee parking lot
Warehouse space
Drive in doorDock-high doors
Loading/unloading dock stations
Reception
Building exterior
Office space
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Loca
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Cane Bay Development
Nexton DevelopmentCarnes Crossroads Development
Volvo Plant
Sheep Island Interchange
Daimler Plant
Charleston Internationa Airport
SummervilleGoose Creek
Ladson
Distances calculated by Google Maps
Boeing Plant
North Charleston Port Terminal
Hugh LeathermanTerminal
Columbus StreetTerminal
Union Pier
Wando Welch Terminal
Navy BaseIntermodal Facility
Moncks Corner
North Charleston
Downtown Charleston
West Ashley
James Island
Mount Pleasant
Daniel Island
Hanahan
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Economic Drivers Distance to7409 Magi Road (miles)
North Charleston Terminal 5.7
Navy Base Intermodal Facility(under construction) 8
Boeing plant 9.4
Charleston International Airport 9.5
Daimler facility 11.5
Hugh Leatherman Terminal (proposed) 11.8
Carnes Crossroads Development 12
Nexton Development 12.4
Sheep Island Interchange (under construction) 14.3
Columbus Street Terminal 14.5
Wando Welch Terminal 14.7
Union Pier Terminal 15.4
Cane Bay Development 17.1
Volvo plant (under construction) 26.5
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Capital Improvement Plan The South Carolina Port Authority and the State of South Carolina are currently executing a $2 billion capital improvement plan for the state’s coastal and inland port systems. To keep up with current industry trends, this capital improvement plan is to ensure the South Carolina ports and terminals have the required technology and capacity for larger ships and growing shipping companies.
Below is a summary of the Port of Charleston capital improvement plan:
Harbor Deepening ProjectOn June 26, 2016 the world’s largest container ship completed its first voyage through the newly expanded Panama Canal. This $52 billion expansion project doubled the Canal’s shipping capacity and provided service to the largest container ships to reach the East Coast ports in shorter time.
The Port of Charleston is capitalizing on the Panama Canal expansion. The current depth of the Charleston harbor is 45’ and the harbor entrance is 47’ during mean low tide. With current tidal restrictions, the port can serve 16 post-panamax vessels per week. To meet the depth requirements of the largest container ships that call into Charleston, the harbor is being deepened to 52’ which will allow all post-panamax ships to be served 24 hours a day. The deepening project is expected to be complete by the end of the decade. Once completed, the Port of Charleston will be the deepest port on the East Coast.
New container terminal Phase 1 $700 million
South Carolina Ports AuthorityInland port improvements $50 million
Other infrastructure & IT projects $600 million
Harbor deepening to 52’ $300 million
State of South CarolinaPort access road from I-26 $225 million
New dual access intermodal railhead $250 million
Total CAPEX commitment $2 billion
The Hugh Leatherman Terminal is the newest addition to the Port of Charleston. To be completed in 2020, this new port serves as the only permitted container terminal under construction on the East Coast and is anticipated to increase the South Carolina Port Authority’s container capacity by 50 percent.
South CarolinaEconomic Impact
$53B
187,600
$10.2B
$912M
in annual economic activity
supported jobs
in labor income
in tax revenue
Sourced from the South Carolina Ports Authority
Wando Welch Terminal
Columbus Street Terminal
Union Pier Terminal
North Charleston Terminal
Hugh Leatherman Terminal
Navy Base Intermodal Facility
Port of Charleston Facilities MapNorth Charleston Terminal ±18 miles from CRBC
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Charleston MSA The Charleston MSA has been more resilient than most of South Carolina and is one of the few metropolitan areas to have fully recovered all the jobs lost during the Great Recession. The region benefits from a diverse job base that includes military, tourism, manufacturing, state government, medical, and defense contracting. Holding one of the East Coast’s most prominent ports and soon to be the deepest, by 2020, Charleston’s economy is also expanding through exceptional import and export activity.
As a result of a strong labor market and favorable business environment, the Charleston area has emerged as one of the fastest growing regions in the nation; averaging 47 new residents per day. From 2010, the Charleston MSA’s population has grown 11.5% which is nearly three times that of the national average. This strong population growth has prompted new construction for homes and businesses. Since 2010, the area has seen a seen a significant increase in wages, home values, and overall property demand.
The T
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Population Growth 2010 – 2015
United States 3.9%
South Carolina 5.6%
Charleston MSA 11.5%
United States
South Carolina
CharlestonMSA
Source: Charleston Regional Development Alliance; U.S. Census Bureau
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Charleston MSAStatistics
750,000
48
$53,572
$74,299
Source: Charleston Regional Development Alliance; U.S. Census Bureau
Area accolades
Charleston Voted Best City in the World
Travel & Leisure Magazine
S.C. Ranked #2 Best Business Climate in the Country
Site Selection Magazine
Charleston Ranked #9 ‘Best Place to Live’
U.S. News & World Report
Charleston Ranked #3 Best City for Jobs
Forbes Magazine - Summer 2016
Charleston Ranked #7 Best Mid-size City for Jobs
Forbes Magazine - 2016
Charleston Ranked #7 for Economic Growth Potential
Business Facilities Magazine
Tri-County mapCRBC located in Berkeley County
Charleston County
Berkeley County
Dorchester County
total area population
avg. new residents per day
median household income
avg. household income
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Lee Allen Managing Director JLL Charleston [email protected]+1 843 805 5111 +1 843 566 2064
Kevin Coats Associate BrokerJLL Charleston [email protected]+1 843 805 5112 +1 434 760 0863
JLL Charleston 701 East Bay Street Suite 308 Charleston, SC 29403 +1 843 805 5100 jll.com/charleston
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