Old Singer Site Sold to NY Developers

LENOIR, NC-New York developers have bought the former 38-acre Miller Hill complex located northwest of Charlotte from Singer Furniture Co. for an undisclosed price. A manufacturing/distribution center is planned for the site.

By Robert Anthony | August 24, 2000 at 01:01 AM

Brookhill plans to turn the site into a manufacturing anddistribution center, potentially for furniture or other industries.The three buildings aggregately offer 250,000 sf.

Some of the surrounding Singer-owned property containscontaminated soil that Singer is obligated to clean up, accordingto Brookhill chairman Ronald Bruder.

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