New construction multi-tenant industrial complext available for lease 10,800-300,000 + s.f. available

1. For Lease Northern Crossing Business Park
Fort Worth, Texas
NOW LEASING
• Bldg. A & D—$5.25 PSF NNN/TI’s $8.00 PSF
• Bldg. B & C—$3.95 PSF NNN/TI’s $4.00 PSF
• Total Project: 10,800 SF—337,353 SF Available
• Located at the Southeast corner of I-35W & NE
Loop 820
• Easy access to Fort Worth CBD, DFW & Alliance
Airports
• Triple Freeport Tax Exemption
Estimated 2008 Expenses:
• Bldg. A & D—$1.45 PSF
• Bldg. B & C—$1.37 PSF
Developed By:
Site
www.northerncrossingbusinesspark.com
Chance Olin Contact Information
Direct 817.259.3547
colin@huffpartners.com
Jerry Alexander, SIOR
Amy Baker Main 817.877.4433
Direct 817.259.3516 Direct 817.259.3524
abaker@huffpartners.com jalexander@huffpartners.com

2. BUILDING A - 2951 NORTHERN CROSS BLVD.
10,800 - 80,325 SF AVAILABLE
135’ x 670’
24’ Clear Height
ESFR Sprinkler System
For Lease Northern Crossing Business Park
Front Park / Rear Load
40’ x 45’ Column Spacing Fort Worth, Texas
Dock High Doors
Divisible to 10,800 SF
$5.25/sf NNN
BUILDING B - 2901 NORTHERN CROSS BLVD.
27,000 - 120,000 SF AVAILABLE
300’ x 400’ D Leased
Leased
24’ Clear Height Leased
ESFR Sprinkler System Leased
Cross Dock Building
40’ x 50’ Column Spacing
Dock High Doors
Divisible to 27,000 SF
$3.95/sf NNN
BUILDING C - 3001 NORTHERN CROSS BLVD.
27,000 - 112,000 SF AVAILABLE
360’ x 310’
24’ Clear Height
ESFR Sprinkler System
Cross Dock Building
50’ x 45’ Column Spacing
Dock High Doors
Divisible to 27,000 SF
$3.95/sf NNN
BUILDING D - 3051 NORTHERN CROSS BLVD.
10,800 - 25,030 SF AVAILABLE
135’ x 640’
24’ Clear Height
ESFR Sprinkler System
Front Park/ Rear Load Building
40’ x 45’ Column Spacing
Dock High Doors
The information contained herein was obtained from sources believed reliable; however, NAI Huff Partners, LP makes no guarantees, warranties or
Divisible to 10,800 SF representations as to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The presentation of this property is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price or
$5.25/sf NNN conditions, prior to sale or lease withdrawal without notice.
Chance Olin Contact Information
Direct 817.259.3547
colin@huffpartners.com
Jerry Alexander, SIOR
D. R. Horton Tower Amy Baker Main 817.877.4433
301 Commerce Street, Suite 1750 Direct 817.259.3516 Direct 817.259.3524
Fort Worth, Texas 76102 abaker@huffpartners.com jalexander@huffpartners.com
www.huffpartners.com

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