Surprise industrial project wraps construction

By Real Estate Daily News

PHOENIX, (October 8, 2024) – On behalf of Dallas-based Mohr Capital, JLL announced today the completion of West Summit at Surprise, a 707,380-square-foot, Class A industrial development in Surprise, Arizona. The project sits on almost 47 acres with sought-after rail access to metro Phoenix’s rapidly expanding BNSF Railroad network.

“Many distribution, manufacturing and logistics companies require rail access for their operations, and West Summit Surprise is among the few brand new and immediately available buildings providing that capability,” said Tom Theobald, Senior Vice President – Development, Mohr Capital. “This is a premier development in a prime location, enjoying favorable demographics and an infrastructure certainty that is mission-critical to employers locating or expanding in Arizona. We extend a huge thank you to all those who helped us deliver this project to market.”

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