Project Details
Location
Moreno Valley, California
Product Type
Timeline
Project Completion: 2014
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.
Awards & Recognitions
- E-Commerce Project of the Year - NAIOP 2015
- Featured Byline: I-215 Logistics Center: From Spec Logistics to Amazon Fulfillment Center