Lehigh Valley Trade Center(LVTC) projects by Trammell Crow Company(TCC) in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, are way underway. TTC has almost completed construction on its LVTC II building at Hanoverville Road, which offers 527,000 square feet of warehouse space. However, the developer also recently broke ground on another 588,000-square-foot LVTC III project at the nearby Dutch Springs site.
TCC is working with its funding partner, Clarion Partners on the Lehigh Valley Trade Center projects. Recently, both companies worked together to purchase the Dutch Springs site at US$ 16.1M from Recreational Concepts Development. This new property includes not only the land for the project, but also includes a quarry lake formerly known as Dutch Springs.
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Development plans for Lehigh Valley Trade Center projects
Construction on the single-story, cross-dock LVTC II building began early last year and is now almost complete. The development is taking place on a 37.8-acre site at 4939 Hanoverville Road and it offers warehousing amenities suitable for various users.
Several such amenities include 40’ clear height, 119 dock doors, four drive-in doors, and 250 vehicle parking spaces. On top of that, users will also have access to trailer parking spaces, LED lighting, and an ESFR sprinkler system. The building’s designs are expected to meet the LEED Silver standards.
LVTC III is the most recent Lehigh Valley Trade Center project, consisting of two single-story facilities. The development is taking place at one of the three parcels of land situated at 4733 Hanoverville Road. According to the developers it also provides standard warehousing amenities such as best-in-class clear heights, dock doors, and parking ratios. Construction on this 588,000-square-foot industrial space is scheduled to reach completion by late 2023.
Peak Construction is the general contractor for the Lehigh Valley Trade Center project, while KSS Architects is designing the new facilities. The lake quarry portion of the property will remain operational for divers and its new name will be Hydra lake. D.I.V.E. LLC will be in charge of running this service for recreation and training purposes.
