I-215 Logistics Center - Amazon Fulfillment

Overview

In December 2011, Trammell Crow Company’s Southern California Business Unit and its capital partner, Clarion Partners, acquired 76 acres of land in Moreno Valley, California, to develop the I-215 Logistics Center. The project was originally designed as a 2-building, 1.7 million-square-foot speculative industrial project, which included a 1.25 million-square-foot speculative industrial building (Phase 1) and an additional 20 acres of land (Phase 2). 

Opportunity, Solutions & Outcomes

Phase 1 was the first speculative industrial project greater than one million square feet developed during the market recovery, and TCC negotiated with numerous prospective full-building tenants prior to completing the $80 million shell building. In October 2013, Amazon.com signed a lease for the entire I-215 Logistics Center. To accommodate Amazon's parking needs, TCC converted Phase 2 into additional parking for the thousands of full-time employees that Amazon hired in Moreno Valley.

In April 2014, TCC completed construction of Amazon’s sophisticated tenant improvements, and Amazon took occupancy of the project.

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