TCC and Clarion Partners Announce 590K SF of New Leases at Lehigh Valley Trade Center in Pennsylvania

Trammell Crow Company (TCC), a leading commercial real estate developer, and JV partner Clarion Partners, have executed two full-building leases at Lehigh Valley Trade Center III in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, bringing the project to 100% leased. ShipBob, a leading global supply chain and fulfillment platform, will occupy 301,826 square feet in Building E, while a global e-commerce accelerator will take 288,576 square feet in Building D.

Delivered in 2024, Lehigh Valley Trade Center III (LVTC III) includes two Class A industrial buildings totaling 590,402 square feet. Designed by KSS Architects and built by Peak Construction, LVTC III is the latest phase of Lehigh Valley Trade Center, which spans 171 acres, five buildings, and more than 2.3 million square feet of industrial space. The park first broke ground in 2016 and sits at the confluence of several major thoroughfares, including Interstate 78, I-476, and Route 22.

“We’re thrilled to be bringing Lehigh Valley Trade Center to full capacity,” said Lauren Black, Vice President with TCC. “This development was designed for modern logistics, offering best-in-class specs and immediate access to the Northeast Corridor. The strong tenant response validates the enduring appeal of this market.”

ShipBob was represented by Stream Realty. KBC represented the landlord in both deals.

Founded in 2014, ShipBob offers best-in-class supply chain and fulfillment capabilities for thousands of brands. The company operates an international fulfillment network across the U.S., Canada, the UK, the EU, and Australia. ShipBob's proprietary technology combines order and inventory management, warehouse management, predictive data and analytics, as well as optimized shipping for ecommerce companies.