REDLANDS, CA—Munchkin, a leading designer and manufacturer of infant and toddler products, has completed a 341,280-square-foot industrial lease at Prologis Redlands Distribution Center. The center is located at 27334 San Bernardino Ave. here in Redlands, CA.
The new location will operate at Munchkin's regional warehouse and distribution facility. JLL EVP Tim O'Rourke and managing director Mike McRoskey represented Munchkin. Prologis was represented internally by Tyson Chave and CBRE.
JLL's O'Rourke tells GlobeSt.com that “The Inland Empire region of Southern California continues to be a premier location for companies seeking a modern warehouse/distribution facility, allowing for great access to the population centers of the Western US.”
He explains that “Beyond the logistics benefits of the Inland Empire, the area also offers great land sites that have allowed institutional capital to partner with first class industrial developers to provide approximately 20 million square feet of new buildings in 2015. In today's environment, the features of these modern warehouse/distribution facilities allow our customers to not only reduce overall expenses, but more importantly increase customer satisfaction.”
He notes that “Munchkin was looking for a centrally located modern facility near transportation corridors that would allow it to enhance its customer service. In addition, to ensure both environmental and operational efficiencies, they required a LEED certified facility with a minimum clear height of 36 feet.”
A privately held, global company, Munchkin is headquartered in Van Nuys, CA.
REDLANDS, CA—Munchkin, a leading designer and manufacturer of infant and toddler products, has completed a 341,280-square-foot industrial lease at
The new location will operate at Munchkin's regional warehouse and distribution facility. JLL EVP Tim O'Rourke and managing director Mike McRoskey represented Munchkin.
JLL's O'Rourke tells GlobeSt.com that “The Inland Empire region of Southern California continues to be a premier location for companies seeking a modern warehouse/distribution facility, allowing for great access to the population centers of the Western US.”
He explains that “Beyond the logistics benefits of the Inland Empire, the area also offers great land sites that have allowed institutional capital to partner with first class industrial developers to provide approximately 20 million square feet of new buildings in 2015. In today's environment, the features of these modern warehouse/distribution facilities allow our customers to not only reduce overall expenses, but more importantly increase customer satisfaction.”
He notes that “Munchkin was looking for a centrally located modern facility near transportation corridors that would allow it to enhance its customer service. In addition, to ensure both environmental and operational efficiencies, they required a LEED certified facility with a minimum clear height of 36 feet.”
A privately held, global company, Munchkin is headquartered in Van Nuys, CA.
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