Blue Road Investments (BRI) has broken ground on a three-building, 346,680 SF industrial park located at the corner of Augusta Arbor Way and Antioch Church Road. \u201cThis will be one of the premier light industrial parks in all of Greenville\/Spartanburg (GSP) with state-of-the-art specifications and functionality that will appeal to tenants ranging from 20,000 to 140,000 SF,\u201d said Jeff Hackmeyer, co-founder and managing partner of Blue Road Investments. The project, named Augusta Arbor II, will be Blue Road\u2019s second development in Greenville and will include three rear-load warehouses with sizes of 87,480 SF, 116,640 SF, and 142,560 SF. Each building will feature fully-reinforced 6\u201d slabs, 32\u2019 clear heights, ESFR sprinkler systems and 135\u2019 truck courts with the largest building offering ample trailer parking.<\/p>\n
The site\u2019s location, near the intersection of I-185 and US-25, was a major driver for the Texas-based investment group. \u201cWe are very excited about delivering a class A park in this location, which neighbors the Michelin plant, Lockheed Martin at SCTAC, and Isuzu\u2019s new production plant. In addition, we\u2019re able to maintain a 30-minute drive to downtown, GSP International Airport, and Inland Port Greer. The easy access to I-185, less than a mile from our location, allows future tenants the ability to quickly serve customers throughout the rapidly growing region,\u201d added Joe Zingaro, Blue Road\u2019s co-founder and managing partner.<\/p>\n
BRI has engaged Lee & Associates to lease the project. \u201cThis is great news for our local industrial market. Much like the rest of the country, GSP is lacking quality industrial space, especially in the smaller building sizes. This project features top-tier building specifications in a park setting and meets several different size and use requirements.\u201d said Randall Bentley, President\/Managing Principal of Lee & Associates Greenville\/Spartanburg..<\/p>\n
The project will be completed in September of 2026.<\/p>\n