Rockefeller Group To Bring Large Industrial Spec Building To Fort Mill, S.C.

Rockefeller Group purchased 60 acres of land in Fort Mill for a 370K SF industrial spec building.
Rockefeller Group's Tract In Fort Mill

Rockefeller Group, known for New York’s Rockefeller Center, has purchased about 60 acres with plans for a 370K SF industrial speculative building in Fort Mill, South Carolina.

Lakemont77, inside the Lakemont Business Park off Steele Pointe Drive along Interstate 77, will feature 36-foot ceiling heights, automobile parking and trailer storage.

“Rockefeller Group has long recognized Charlotte as a prime target for industrial development and this site is ideal,” Rockefeller Group Southeast Region Senior Vice President and Regional Development Officer John Petricola said in a statement.

Avison Young is the leasing agent. “We are excited to bring Rockefeller Group and new speculative product to the Charlotte market,” Avison Young principal and Managing Director Christopher Skibinski said.

The building should be complete in Q3.

Rockefeller Group is a real estate developer, owner and investor, known for large-scale urban mixed-use development. Avison Young, headquartered in Toronto, Canada, is a global full-service CRE firm owned and operated by its principals.

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