TREXLERTOWN, PA—Liberty Property Trust has signed an agreement with shipping, industrial and packaging materials company Uline to occupy two build-to-suit warehouses in the company's new Lehigh Valley development, Liberty Business Center III.
The 200-acre park, located in mostly Upper Macungie Township with the balance in Lower Macungie Township, is on Mill Creek Road between Hamilton and the Route 222 Bypass.
“We are excited to begin the project in Liberty Business Center III, particularly as it is with our long term tenant Uline,” says Robert Kiel, senior vice president and city manager, Liberty Property Trust. “Having worked together for years on previous buildings, it is gratifying to again be able to provide them with a first class development solution which in this instance allows them to effectively consolidate their operations into a campus setting.”
Currently, Uline leases space in four Liberty buildings in the Lehigh Valley. The new buildings will nearly double the company's space with Liberty. Liberty is slated to break ground this summer.
“We have been working closely with both Townships for months to create a development plan that will provide our tenants with the features they need and want while being respectful of our neighbors,” says Kiel. “To ease traffic flow, we will invest in road improvements, including a new slip ramp on the Route 222 Bypass.”
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