Steve Italiano, SVP, and Paul Touhey, an associate in the Wayne office of CB Richard Ellis, are exclusive agents for the property. The building is currently 50% leased to three credit-worthy tenants, Italiano tells GlobeSt.com. The asking rental rate for the remaining space is $3.65 per sf, triple-net, with four months free rent on a seven-year lease.

The asking price for acquiring both the building and the site, he says, is $8.9 million. "The parcel is zoned to accommodate either expansion of the existing structure or the construction of up to 300,000 sf of custom industrial facilities for occupancy on either a sale or lease basis," he says, which opens the CBRE marketing efforts to not only potential tenants, but also to investors and developers. The building alone is also available for an asking price of $7.6 million.

Parkesburg is west of Downingtown and approximately midway between Philadelphia and Harrisburg. The building has a 22-foot clear ceiling, tailgate and dual-track interior railcar loading facilities, sprinklers, and heavy electrical service. The site also has a large, lighted parking area.

Italiano says, "the [unidentified] owner is considering the sale option in the interest of moving this asset before the end of the year." Its tenancy and income stream, he adds, "represent an attractive opportunity…to carry forward a value-added situation in the appreciating industrial property market."