Excellent, 252,618 sq. ft., fully air-conditioned, two-building facility with acreage


211,027 sq. ft., one-story office building

• Two “open office” call centers
• Multiple conference rooms and break rooms
• Medical area with two exam/recovery rooms
• Full-service cafeteria and adjoining lunch room
• Landscaped courtyard
• Four training rooms
• 17,647 sq. ft. of raised access flooring with special cooling for data room

41,591 sq. ft., one-story warehouse

• Reinforced concrete floors; ceiling height to 22’ clear; steel columns spaced 30’ x 30’; steel panel walls
• Electric power supplied by Marshall Electric; gas supplied by Consumers Energy; water and sewer supplied by City of Marshall
• Fluorescent lighting
• 100% wet sprinkler system
• 9,602 sq. ft. of modern office space
• One overhead door and two loading docks with levelers

Also in Marshall, a 63-acre land parcel is available at the intersection of I-94 and US-27 (Exit 110).  All utilities are present at the site, which can accommodate numerous potential uses, including office, medical, banks, personal service establishments, and religious facilities, among others.

Location:
Strategically located, the properties provide convenient access to Interstates 69 and 94 and to the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport.

Companies conducting business in Marshall benefit from a variety of incentives, such as Michigan Works! — a group of programs that helps employers find skilled labor, train new employees and re-train existing ones.  Also, Industrial Property Tax Abatements are made available to businesses to aid in expanding, building, or renovating their facilities.

Named one of the “Dozen Distinctive Destinations of 2004” by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Marshall maintains an excellent quality of life for its residents.  It is home to an award-winning hospital and is known for its quality educational institutions.  Moreover, many seats of higher learning — including Western Michigan University, Michigan State University and University of Michigan — are situated in close proximity.

Marshall also boasts a wide range of recreational activities designed to suit a variety of tastes, including numerous parks and museums, the river walk along the Kalamazoo River, Franke Center for the Arts and Baker Sanctuary for Wildlife preservation.