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In this week's issue:
The Ignite Institute announces 415 jobs in Fairfax County
Applied Materials cuts 1,500 jobs
Accuride rejects several large industrial leases
Expansions, Relocations & Extensions
Medical Research Center to Ignite Virginia with 415 Jobs
Biomedical research is heating up in Fairfax County, VA, as The Ignite Institute begins scouting locations for its forthcoming facility. The $200 million nonprofit research center is poised to create about 415 new jobs over a five-year period.
Headed by top geneticist Dietrich Stephan, Ph.D, Ignite plans to study the genetic makeup of patients to better understand chronic diseases and develop new treatments. "Chronic diseases such as cancer, neurological and cardiovascular diseases, and diabetes are placing a crushing burden on our health care system," said Dr. Stephan. "The clinical application of personalized medicine, based on the aggressive translation of new discoveries, will have a major impact in reducing or eliminating these burdens."
Dr. Stephan partnered with locally based Inova Health System, which provided $25 million in funding to bring the institute to Fairfax. Ignite is currently in discussions with additional partners throughout Virginia and Washington, D.C.
"The Ignite Institute adds to Virginia's position as a world-class center of excellence for research and development," said Governor Timothy M. Kaine. "The advanced medical technologies that will be developed at Ignite will be part of the key drivers in our mission to reform and improve America's healthcare system."
Ignite is currently looking at several locations in Fairfax County for its 300,000-square-foot headquarters. Nancy Kelley with Murphy McManus in Boston is managing all aspects of the project. In the meantime, a temporary space is being built out at the Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) in Herndon, near Dulles International Airport.
Fairfax beat out nearby Loudon County in the race to snare the institute, largely due to the efforts of the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority (FCEDA) and the Virginia Economic Development Partnership. The organizations put together a generous incentive package that includes a $3 million grant from the Governor's Opportunity Fund. Ignite is also eligible for a $22 million incentive grant ($5.5 million annually for four years), which is contingent on job creation and collaborations with Virginia universities.
Additionally, Ignite could receive financial backing from Fairfax County's Board of Supervisors, which is considering providing $150 million in industrial revenue bonds that would aid in the new facility's construction.
To date, Ignite has already raised more than half of its five-year operating budget.
"Fairfax County is an ideal location for Ignite," said Dr. Stephan. "Establishing our operations in this central location will provide the opportunity to collaborate with key organizations in the area, such as Inova Health System, Virginia’s top research universities and federal agencies."
Considered "one of the great economic success stories of our time" by Time Magazine, Fairfax County has seen its share of economic growth in the last several years. Hilton Hotels
moved its corporate office to Fairfax earlier this year, while Volkswagen and CSC (formerly Computer Sciences Corp.) both relocated to the region in 2007.
Chinese Solar Power Giant Building First U.S. Plant
Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd., said last week that it is planning its first manufacturing plant in the United States. The solar power energy giant has selected the Greater Phoenix region for the new facility.
With the announcement, Suntech becomes the first Chinese clean technology company to bring manufacturing jobs the United States. The company plans to employ 75 workers at the plant when production begins, slated for third quarter 2010. Suntech estimates that it could double that amount within a year, depending on market conditions.
"Bringing manufacturing jobs to the U.S. is part of Suntech's vision to grow the solar market in every corner of the world," said Dr. Zhengrong Shi chairman and CEO of Suntech.
Suntech selected Greater Phoenix, largely due to the research efforts of Arizona State University, as well as Arizona's renewable energy policies. The proposed 100,000-square-foot facility is designed to have an initial production capacity of 30 megawatts (MW). With the U.S. solar market expected to expand in the coming years, the plant's capabilities would also grow.
Dan Kammen, professor in the energy and resources group at the University of California, called Suntech's expansion a "great sign of the increasingly important collaboration between Chinese and American leaders in the renewable energy industry."
A specific location for the plant has yet to be named. Suntech expects to make its final decision in the next few weeks.
USDA Takes 330,000 SF in SW Washington, DC
By Laurie Forbes
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will occupy 330,000 square feet at Patriots Plaza III, a new office property at 355 E St. SW in Washington, DC. The U.S. General Services Administration inked the long-term deal on behalf of the USDA, which is consolidating five locations in the District and northern Virginia. The federal agency will occupy 87 percent of the building, including space on 11 of its 12 floors, starting next month.
Multi-Employer Property Trust owns Patriots Plaza III, a 380,087-square-foot, Class A building that delivered in September as part of Patriots Plaza, a 1 million-square-foot, three-phase office development in the heart of the Southwest submarket. It is walking distance from the National Mall and shares an outdoor plaza with Patriots Plaza I and II. Trammell Crow Co. developed and currently leases the project, while CBRE manages it. Patriots Plaza III is pre-certified LEED® Silver.
"Patriots Plaza is the first market-driven urban office complex that was designed specifically to meet post-Oklahoma City and 9-11 security standards and baseline fundamentals," said Tom Finan, managing director with TCC who oversees the development and leasing for the entire Patriots Plaza project.
TCC said the development's critical security features exceed federal standards and include minimum 30-foot stand-off distances, progressive collapse avoidance, hardened structure and façade, blast resistant glass and expendable entry ways, plus separate vertical transport from the garage to security check point and the latest security equipment and protocols.
MEPT, a $4.3 billion real estate equity fund owned by 331 pension plans, invested more than $272 million in the project. Patriots Plaza I is a four-year-old, 280,001-square-foot building at 395 E St. SW and is currently 100 percent leased to five federal agencies including FEMA, the FBI and the U.S. Surface Transportation Board. Patriots II is 322,729 square feet, delivered last month, awaiting LEED Silver certification and is currently unoccupied.
Bill Craig and Chad Habeeb of Jones Lang LaSalle’s Public Institutions Group represented the GSA.
William Blair Extends 324,700-SF Lease Through 2017
By Laurie Forbes
In one of the largest office leases in Chicago this year, William Blair & Co., an investment firm, inked a 324,700-square-foot lease extension that will keep it at the Franklin Center through August 2017.
A joint venture that includes the Australia-based Tishman Speyer Office Fund owns the Franklin Center, a two-building office complex totaling 2.5 million square feet in the West Loop. William Blair will maintain headquarters space at both the 34-story high-rise at 222 W. Adams St. and 60-story tower at 227 W. Monroe St.
Jones Lang LaSalle’s Steve Stratton, Robert Schmidt, Pamela Stamataky, Jack Keenan and Michael Tirpak represented the tenant. Vickie Noonan, Joe Gordon and Ellen May of Tishman Speyer represented building ownership.
Harris Stratex Leases Silicon Valley Office Bldg.
Harris Stratex Networks inked a 10-year lease for the 128,500-square-foot office building at 5200 Great America Parkway in Santa Clara, CA. The broadband technology developer is relocating 300 employees from San Jose in May 2010.
The two-story office building is part of the Great America Place business park in Silicon Valley. DJM Capital acquired the three-building, 224,000-square-foot campus in 2007 for $42.7 million, according to CoStar information. The investment firm completed an extensive renovation of 5200 Great America last year, and is working with Harris Stratex to reposition the building for LEED certification.
"Our new Santa Clara office building has been designed to both consolidate and expand our specific operational needs as well as provide for future growth," said Harald Braun, president and CEO of Harris Stratex. According to Braun, Harris Stratex required a facility that would reduce its carbon footprint through the use of alternative energy. Additionally, the building's Golden Triangle location factored into the company's decision, he said.
Marty Morici of Colliers International represented Harris Stratex. Duffy D’Angelo, also of Colliers International, represented DJM.
Hhgregg Takes Former Circuit City Dist. Center
By Heather Berwanger
Hhgregg Inc. signed a 393,440-square-foot lease at 14301 Mattawoman Drive in Brandywine, MD.
The single-story, 393,440-square-foot, Class B industrial building was built in 1998 and is in the Brandywine/Prince George's County South Industrial submarket. The building, formerly a Circuit City distribution center, is on a 28.45-acre lot, has 49 loading docks and a 27-foot clear height.
Hhgregg is one of the nation’s leading retailers of home appliances and consumer electronics. The company will use the space as its new central distribution center and has plans for a move in the first quarter of 2010.
Matt Laraway and Ned Brady of Cushman & Wakefield Inc. in Baltimore represented the landlord, Capital Development Co. Lawrence Shaw of Clarus Properties Inc. in Charlotte, NC, worked alongside Michael Elardo, SIOR and Brian Kruger of Preston Partners Inc. in Columbia, MD, in the representation of the tenant.
FEMA Leases 114,000 SF in Doraville
By Laurie Forbes
When Governor Sonny Purdue requested federal disaster relief for 17 Georgia counties affected by floods about six weeks ago, the Federal Emergency Management Agency knew it needed a building that could house an operations control center and 425 workers within days of the request. FEMA took action and enlisted the help of several brokerage firms in its search for space in the Atlanta area.
After one week and 37 site visits, the federal disaster relief agency decided on the final property on the list, a 114,000-square-foot industrial building at 4360 Northeast Expressway in Doraville. It was one of two properties presented to FEMA by Bryant Commercial Real Estate Partners. The building used to house Pfizer about 15 years ago when it was a warehouse, and was remodeled for Equifax’s call center before the company later vacated the space.
FEMA now fully occupies the property on a short-term lease.
Kurt Unger and Craig Viergever of Bryant represented the tenant. Trey Barry with CB Richard Ellis represented the landlord, Blaine Street Garden/Apartments LLC.
ADP, a New Jersey-based provider of HR, payroll, tax and benefit administration solutions, signed a 35,670-square-foot renewal deal at 209 W. Jackson Blvd. in Chicago's West Loop. The company will continue to occupy floors 10 through 12. The historic 12-story, 153,000-square-foot brick office building was completed in 1898 and renovated in 1989. J. Frank Franzese, Steven Bauer and Natalie Tadin of Cushman & Wakefield of Illinois represented ADP. Jack O'Brien, vice president with M&J Wilkow Ltd., represented the building owner in-house. (By: William Koehn)
BKM OfficeWorks, a leader in office designs, management, moving and installation, renewed its lease of the warehouse at 11055 Technology Place in Rancho Bernardo, CA, for 65 months. Total consideration was nearly $2.6 million. Built in 1990, the 58,757-square-foot facility is is in the Rancho Bernardo Industrial submarket. Jay Alexander, David Harper and Ryan Grove of Colliers International's UTC office represented the landlord, Walton Street Capital. Shawn Lorentzen and Alan Baca of Jones Lang LaSalle represented BKM. (By: Dean Buenaventura)
Capacity LLC has subleased the entire facility at 1101 Corporate Road in North Brunswick, NJ, for two years. Other terms of the lease were not disclosed.The 130,275 square-foot warehouse is in the Brunswick/Exit 9 Industrial submarket and was built in 1980. It is on 11 acres. Scott Belfer, Lou Belfer and Mindy Lissner of CB Richard Ellis represented the sublandlord. John Maloney of CB Richard Ellis represented the tenant. (By: Danielle Cook)
Coleman Technologies has signed a 28,084-square-foot lease with Duke Realty Corp. at Millenia Lakes III. The aerospace systems engineering company is relocating its headquarters from downtown Orlando in spring 2010. Located at 5337 Millenia Lakes Blvd., Millenia Lakes III is a 107,204-square-foot Class A building developed by Duke in 2007. Coleman Technologies is taking the entire third floor at the property. Tim Perry represented owner Duke, in-house. Chris Sproles of CB Richard Ellis represented Coleman Technologies in the deal. (By: Felicia Campbell)
Comcast of Greater Florida/Georgia Inc. signed a 106,253-square-foot office lease that will move its Jacksonville, FL, headquarters to Deerwood North business park. The cable, entertainment and information products company will occupy 80 percent of the building at 4600 Touchton Road for the next 11 years. Move in is scheduled for next year. Comcast will relocate from 6805 Southpoint Parkway. Flagler owns 4600 Touchton, a five-story, 135,283-square-foot property. It is one of four buildings at the 500,000-square-foot Deerwood North development. Ross Carrier with Flagler was the landlord's in-house representative. David Fahey of Binswanger represented the Comcast. (By: Laurie Forbes)
Dr. Jays signed a 165,800-square-foot lease at 17 S Middlesex Ave. in Monroe Township, NJ. The 205,188-square-foot warehouse building was built in 1989 in the Exit 8A Industrial submarket. Kyle Eaton and Thomas Kirczow of Grubb & Ellis represented Dr. Jays. Adam Citron, Michael Markey, Chad Hillyer and Jonathan Tesser of Colliers Houston & Co. represented the landlord, Matrix Development Group. (By: Kari Ausherman)
Earthgrains Baking Co., a subsidiary of Sara Lee Corp., is taking 16,678 square feet at 6000 S. County Club Road in Tucson, AZ. The move is scheduled for January 2010. The 99,200-square-foot distribution building is in the Country Club Commerce Center. Rob Glaser of Picor Commercial Real Estate Services, a Cushman and Wakefield Alliance Member, represented the landlord, East Group Properties LP, and the tenant in the transaction. (By: Karen Schutte)
Electric Sweeper Service Co., a wholesale distributor of vacuum cleaner parts, signed a five-year lease to occupy the 62,200 square-foot building located at 1933 Highland Road in Twinsburg, OH. The industrial building in Twinsburg/Aurora Industrial submarket includes 10 loading docks, a 20-foot clear ceiling height and is on 15 acres. Co-brokers Joe Perrow of Geis Cos. and Terry Coyne of Grubb & Ellis represented the landlord in-house. A broker did not represent the tenant. (By: Marcus L. Smith)
Franco Apparel Group Inc. has renewed its lease at 200 Docks Corner Road. The company will continue to occupy 148,147 square feet in the South Brunswick industrial building.The warehouse building totals more than 1.2 million square feet and sits on 81 acres of land. Robert Kossar of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the landlord, while Scott Belfer and Lou Belfer of CB Richard Ellis represented the tenant. (By: Nashira Smith)
Friction Stir Link, a welding company, leased 34,448 square feet at 19775 W. Sommers Drive in Brookfield, WI. The 55,521-square-foot warehouse building is in the Brookfield/New Berlin Industrial submarket. Friction joins co-tenant BFG Supply at the property. Paul McBride of RFP Commercial represented Friction. Steve Stewart and Tom Shepherd of Inland Cos. represented the landlord, Brookfield Properties LLC. (By: Ernest Rodriguez)
Gerber Childrenswear Inc. signed a 15,900-square-foot renewal at 1333 Broadway in New York. The children's apparel company will remain in its seventh floor space for a 10-year term. The 12-story, 358,244-square-foot office building, which is also known as 3 Herald Square, was built in 1915 in the Penn Plaza/Garment submarket. Stephen Bellwood of Colliers ABR Inc. represented Gerber Childrenswear. The Newmark Knight Frank team of Jonathan Fanuzzi and Brandl Frey represented the landlord, W & H Properties Inc. (By: Sean Glenn)
Laser & Skin Surgery Center of New York (LSSCNY) signed a 25,940-square-foot lease with Adams & Co. Real Estate at The Medical Arts Center in Manhattan. The cosmetic skin surgery center has renewed its lease for the sixth and 11th floors, and has expanded onto the second and ninth floors. The 12-story, 120,000-square-foot medical office building 317 E. 34th St. was built in 1910 in the Murray Hill submarket. David Levy of Adams & Co. represented both parties in the deal. (By: Joseph R. Harclerode)
Ovation Travel Group Inc. signed a 26,000-square-foot renewal at 71 Fifth Ave. in New York City. The travel management company will occupy the 10th and 11th floors for a 10-year term. The 11-story, 132,121-square-foot office building was built in 1903 in the Gramercy Park submarket. The FirstService Williams team of Michael Cohen, Mark Friedman and Annie Yao represented Ovation. Adam Smith provided in-house representation for the landlord, Samco Properties. (By: Sean Glenn)
UroMed, a medical supply company, signed a 10-year lease for the 92,792-square-foot distribution center at 7340 McGinnis Ferry Road in Johns Creek near Suwanee, GA. The company plans to fully occupy the space in January of next year. UroMed will move its headquarters from Alpharetta. Craig Viergever and Tyler Flemming of Bryant Commercial Real Estate represented the landlord, DCT Industrial. George West of West Real Estate Advisors represented UroMed. (By: Russell Hardeman)
United Acceptance Inc., a company that buys bulk receivables from used car dealerships that have a "buy here pay here" operation, signed a six-year renewal and expansion deal at 2400 Lake Park Drive in Smyrna, GA. The firm now occupies a total of 19,442 square feet in the building. The four-story office building totals 103,962 square feet. John O'Neil of Cushman & Wakefield represented the tenant. Michael Howell of Resource Real Estate Partners represented the landlord, Denholtz Associates. (By: Ashley Willis)
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Closures & Layoffs
Applied Materials Restructuring, Slashing 1,300-1,500 Jobs
Last week, Applied Materials revealed its fiscal 2009 fourth quarter results, along with its decision to eliminate about 1,300 to 1,500 positions.
The semiconductor technology developer reported a 25 percent drop in net sales from the prior year. For fiscal 2010, Applied Materials is implementing a restructuring plan that it estimates will save $450 million.
The plans calls for a 10 to 12 percent reduction in Applied Materials' workforce over an 18-month period. The company expects to incur between $100 million and $125 million in charges throughout the first quarter of Fiscal 2010 to enact the plan. Net sales are expected to increase by more than 30 percent over the next 12 months.
"Since 2006, Applied has successfully extended our nanomanufacturing leadership from semiconductor and display to the solar industry, and during that time we have seen changes in customer and geographic concentration in all of these markets," said Mike Splinter, chairman and CEO of Applied Materials. "We are adapting our operating structure to align with these changes and enhance the value we provide to our customers and stockholders."
In an effort to upgrade its technological capabilities, Applied Materials said this week that it is acquiring SemiTool Inc. for $364 million.
PA Budget Cuts = PA Job Cuts
In the wake of a 101-day budget impasse that finally ended last month, Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell's office said Monday that 319 state employees would be furloughed by the end of this week. The layoffs come due to a troubled economy and significant budget cuts.
A $3.25 billion revenue shortfall forced state agencies to evaluate which services could be reduced or discontinued. Furloughs were said to be a last resort as other methods have been implemented, such as freezing managers' salaries, closing historical sites and cutting down on out-of-state travel.
The job cuts will occur in 10 state agencies, with the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) getting hit the hardest. The DEP is furloughing 138 employees, or about five percent of its staff. Additionally, 120 vacant positions cannot be filled. The PHMC is laying off 85 people, dropping its total workforce to 250. The commission cut 43 employees earlier this year.
Although the staff reductions are unfortunate, Secretary of Administration Naomi Wyatt explained that the cuts were initially estimated to be much higher. "While it was originally thought that up to 1,000 furloughs might be needed, the Governor was able to preserve as many jobs as possible by working to maintain spending at $27.8 billion and developing creative cost savings solutions," she said.
The layoffs follow 450 furloughs that occurred at various times throughout the year. There may be hope for this new group of workers, as the commonwealth has since rehired many of its previously furloughed employees.
The job cuts are estimated to save Pennsylvania about $17 million over the next 12 months.
| Company | Address | Closure or Layoff | # Affected | Impact Date | | Applied Materials | Worldwide | layoff | 1,300-1,500 | next 18 months | | The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania | Statewide | layoff | 319 | 11/20/2009 | | Johnson & Johnson | Welsh & McKean Roads, Spring House, PA | closure | 174 | 1/8/2010 | | Harsco Metals | 1002 S First Ave, Coatesville, PA | closure | 77 | 1/1/2010 | | Stock Building Supply | Lincoln Hwy E, Paradise, PA | closure | 35 | 12/27/2009 | | NHS Woodhaven | 906 Bethlehem Pk, Erdenheim, PA | layoff | 81 | 2/1/2010 | | NHS Philadelphia | 906 Bethlehem Pk, Erdenheim, PA | layoff | 209 | 2/1/2010 | | Simon & Schuster Inc. | 2207 Radcliffe St, Bristol, PA | layoff | 72 | 1/12/2010 | | Windstream Communications | 124-128 E Main St, Ephrata, PA | layoff | 239 | 1/9/2010 | | Garland USA - Manitowoc | 185 E South St, Freeland, PA | layoff | 200 | 7/1/2010 | | Dish Network LLC | 451 Industry Rd, McKeesport, PA | layoff | 37 | 1/8/2010 | | California Sports Service | 1000 Elysian Park Ave, Dodgertown, CA | layoff | 112 | 4/13/2010 | | Children's Hospital of Orange County | 455 S Main St, Orange, CA | layoff | 42 | 1/1/2010 | | Yuba Community College | 2088 N Beale Rd, Marysville, CA | layoff | 38 | 1/22/2010 | | Farmers Group, Inc. | 1 Park Pl, Albany, NY | closure | 41 | 2/5/2010 | | Nortel Networks | 2221 Lakeside Blvd, Richardson, TX | layoff | 56 | 1/3/2010 | | Sitel Corp. | 110 Triple Creek Dr, Longview, TX | layoff | 272 | 1/3/2010 | | Target - Brownsville | 2940 Boca Chica Blvd, Brownsville, TX | layoff | 70 | 1/30/2010 | | Society's Assets (Wisconsin Telecommunication Relay Service) | 8383 Greenway Blvd, Middleton, WI | closure | 120 | 11/30/2009-12/31/2009 | | Dairyland Greyhound Park | 5522 104th Ave, Kenosha, WI | closure | 174 | 1/10/2010 | | Busch Agricultural Resources | 605 Washington St, Manitowoc, WI | layoff | 49 | 1/12/2010 | | Sykes Enterprises | 151 Sykes Blvd, Milton-Freewater, OR | layoff | 336 | 1/15/2010 | | ABX Air, Inc. | 145 Hunter Dr, Wilmington, OH | layoff | 46 | immediately | | Guardian Automotive Products | 12688 SR 67, Upper Sandusky, OH | layoff | 59 | immediately | | Target | 22735 Rockside Rd, Bedford, OH | closure | 109 | 1/30/2010 | | Petermann | 1861 Section Rd, Cincinnati, OH | closure | 110 | 1/1/2010 | | The Brown Co. of Waverly | 611 W Second St, Waverly, OH | layoff | 264 | immediately | | Teleperformance USA | 150 E Market, Akron, OH | layoff | 303 | 12/31/2009 | | Midwest Stamping, LLC | 228 E Morrison St, Edgerton, OH | layoff | 198 | immediately | | Dillard's Inc. | 9681 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH | closure | 50 | 12/31/2009 | | State Industrial Products | 3100 Hamilton Ave, Cleveland, OH | closure | 58 | 12/31/2009 |
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Lease Cancellations
Accuride, one of the nation's largest manufacturers of vehicle components, has rejected several large industrial leases throughout the Midwest in an effort to save approximately $209,000 in monthly expenses. The company, whose brands include Gunite, Imperial, Bostrom, Fabco, Brillion, and Highway Original, is consolidating operations and has already vacated the properties. Accuride filed for Chapter 11 relief on October 8 and announced its restructuring plan. Earlier this month, the company received approval from the U.S. bankruptcy court for a $50 million debtor-in-possession (DIP) loan to pay employee salaries and benefits.
StarTrans Inc. filed for bankruptcy on October 5 and is selling off its assets to Trimac Transportation for $24.7 million. As a result, The South Carolina-based dry bulk transportation company has requested that a number of leases either be assigned to the buyer or terminated. StarTrans employs 370 people in nine states.
| Company | Address | Affected Parties | Comment | | Accuride | 1287 Earthway Dr, Bristol, IN | CE Capital Group, LLC | exp. 4/11/2019, 108,413 SF, Rent: $29,282/mo | | Accuride | 1216 Northgate Business Pky, Madison, TN | Northgate Investors, LLC | exp. 2/11/2010, 17,625 SF, Rent: $7,637/mo | | Accuride | 2601 Northland Dr, Elkhart, IN | Fink Management Co. | exp. 9/30/2009, 37,000 SF, Rent: $10,870/mo | | Accuride | 20401 Trolley Dr, Taylor, MI | Taylor Land & Co. | exp. 11/30/2009, 75,000 SF, Rent: $25,711/mo | | Accuride | 129 Marc Ave, Cuyahoga Falls, OH | Sarum Management, Inc. | exp. 6/30/2011, 134,000 SF, Rent: $38,500/mo | | StarTrans, Inc. | 6150 Riverview Rd, Mableton, GA | Riverview Industries, LP | 13,000 SF | | StarTrans, Inc. | 4737 N River Rd, Port Allen, LA | Kenneth Wayne Guillot & Priscilla Ward Guillot | unknown | | StarTrans, Inc. | 475 Industrial Blvd, Macon, GA | Miki Folsom | unknown | | StarTrans, Inc. | 6410 E 14th Ave, Tampa, FL | Vogt Properties LLC | unknown | | StarTrans, Inc. | 751 Palmer Ave, Winston-Salem, NC | Tim & Sandra Beeman | unknown | | StarTrans, Inc. | 400 Transportation Dr, Calera, AL | Edqin B. Lumpkin. Jr. | unknown | | |
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