A new development in Hamptonburgh, New York, would bring 245,000 square feet of new industrial space to a fully approved site at 230B Neelytown Road North. — Rendering courtesy: Resource Realty of Northern New Jersey
By Joshua Burd
A developer has tapped Resource Realty of Northern New Jersey as its leasing team for two shovel-ready industrial parcels in New York’s Orange County, seeking tenants for facilities totaling more than 486,000 square feet.
The properties, located at 1081 Dolsontown Road in Wawayanda and 230B Neelytown Road North in Hamptonburgh, are both fully approved. Plans call for buildings of 241,145 and 245,000 square feet, respectively, while the developer has started site work for the Neelytown Road parcel’s access road and retention ponds to expedite the construction timeline.
“Situated within what has emerged as a competitive industrial corridor, these properties offer exceptional accessibility and prominent visibility,” said Resource Realty Principal Tom Consiglio, who is spearheading the assignments with firm Principal Scott Peck and Vice President Todd Hali. “They’re conveniently located near major transportation arteries, including Interstate 84 and New York State Route 208, providing easy access to the entire New York metropolitan area and the Northeast Corridor.”
Upon completion, 1080 Dolsontown Road will have ceiling heights of up to 65 feet, 38 nine- by 10-foot dock doors, 96 standard parking stalls, 7,594 square feet of office space and a 14- by 16-foot drive-in door, according to a news release. Meantime, the nearly 63-acre 230B Neelytown Road North facility will have 6,300 square feet of speculative office space, 30-foot clear ceiling heights, 38 nine- by 10-foot dock doors, two 14- by 16-foot drive-in doors and 246 standard parking stalls.
The latter also includes 60-foot-deep by 55-foot-wide speed bays, 54- by 58-foot column spacing and ESFR fire protection.
“Each property’s strategic location is further enhanced by its proximity to a strong labor pool and a thriving business community that includes corporate neighbors Amazon, Party City, Tesla, Medline, Royal Wine Corp. and Home Depot,” Peck said. “These development parcels offer a combination of size, location and amenities, resulting in two separate unique opportunities for businesses looking to capitalize on the growing industrial market in the region.”
