Final Lease Agreements Signed for Hazelwood Logistics Center
0 Comments1.8 million square feet filled to capacity just two years since park’s inception
JLL’s industrial logistics brokerage team announced today that Chadwell Supply and Land Air Express have signed lease agreements for the final two buildings in Hazelwood Logistics Center, bringing the 165 acre 1.8 million-square-foot industrial park to full… Read More
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