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Missouri-based NorthPoint Development is pressing forward with a speculative effort to build a nearly 750,000-square-foot distribution center inside Windsor’s Great Pond Village mixed-use development. NorthPoint was originally slated to team up with Great Pond master developer Winstanley Enterprises to build a massive distribution hub for pet products giant Chewy. After Chewy backed away from the deal earlier this year, NorthPoint decided to press ahead independently and build a distribution c...

Pet products retail Chewy may not be coming to a new mega-warehouse in Windsor after all, but a developer still plans to construct the 750,000-square-foot building and seek different tenants.

Officials break ground on the Keystone Trade Center in Falls Township

The approved captures include $7.27 million in state taxes plus $10.8 million in local taxes toward the $180 million vision.

JLL has been retained by NorthPoint Development as exclusive leasing agent for a new 750,000 square foot, state-of-the-art, logistics facility in Windsor, CT. Construction will begin in June 2022 for a planned delivery in April 2023. Located at 500 Groton Road, in the Day Hill Road corridor, the speculative new...

  Windsor’s Great Pond Village mixed-use development experienced more than a decade of delays and many plan changes before its first phase debuted in 2019, with the opening of the 230-unit Preserve at Great Pond luxury apartments complex. Now, additional development on the 653-acre site is accelerating, with construction set to begin this June on a 750,000-square-foot distribution center; fill-up/retail plaza; and $15 million in road and infrastructure work.

Pleasant Prairie-based shipping and business supplies provider Uline plans to lease a 756,728-square-foot speculative industrial building near the Kenosha Regional Airport to establish additional distribution center operations.

Pet products retailer Chewy is backing away from plans for a $135 million fulfillment center in Windsor. Even so, the developers that lined up to erect the giant e-commerce company’s planned 750,000-square-foot building said they are going to proceed with construction anyway. The logistics market is so hot that representatives from Winstanley Enterprises and NorthPoint Development said they will build a distribution center in the Great Pond Village mixed-use development district on a speculati...

Global real estate firm EQT Exeter is developing a warehouse with 800,000 square feet of space in the Gateway Commerce Center in Edwardsville.

A proposal to create a container port at Coos Bay would improve port capacity, benefiting the entire West Coast and giving the Oregon Coast a much-needed economic boost. The project makes sense in way...