Steven Totten, Albany Business Review Amazon wants to open a “last-mile” warehouse off Interstate 90 in Montgomery County on the fast-growing Route 5S Corridor where national and regional retailers, a baby food maker and a cleaning product supplier already employ more than 1,700 workers. Winstanley Enterprises of Massachusetts is seeking approvals to add a second […]
Full textJoe Cooper, Hartford Business Journal Connecticut’s largest owner of warehouses has increased its footprint by 460,000 square feet in South Windsor. According to the town’s assessor’s office, Winstanley acquired a 292,000-square-foot dry-goods distribution center, 135 Sullivan Ave., occupied by Mobis Parts of America for more than $23.1 million. It also paid $21 million for a […]
Full textMichael Bingham and Tuccitto Sullo, Hartford Business Journal Winstanley Enterprises LLC of Concord, Mass., Connecticut’s largest owner of warehouses, plans a major development at an address that does not today exist: 101 College Street. The 500,000-square-foot 101 College Street project would house approximately 100,000 square feet of incubator space for life-sciences enterprises that have advanced beyond […]
Full textWindsor’s Day Hill Road has been a breeding ground for industrial developments in recent decades, giving birth to thousands of blue-collar jobs just north of the Capital City. Last month, the largely commercial corridor welcomed its first multifamily housing development. Last month, the largely commercial corridor welcomed its first multifamily housing development. The first piece […]
Full textWinstanley Enterprises of Massachusetts has begun marketing a 143-acre site on Route 5S as a shovel-ready “Built to Suit” location to potential tenants looking to lease a not-yet-constructed distribution plant at the site. Florida Planning Board Chairman Michael Taylor said Winstanley completed the state Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR) process in November, and has received site […]
Full textA real estate portfolio comprised of 23 Stop & Shop supermarket properties, including three in Connecticut, has sold for $150 million, officials say. Mass.-based Winstanley Enterprises, Connecticut’s largest commercial landlord, and New York’s Surrey Equities LLC say they recently acquired the supermarket properties from Stamford’s Philip Morris Capital Corporation. The locations are leased by Ahold Lease […]
Full textA food retailer that owns Stop & Shop and other supermarkets will run a grocery distribution center in a massive Manchester warehouse, bringing up to 700 new jobs to the town and region, company officials announced Tuesday. Ahold Delhaize has signed a 15-year lease with Winstanley Enterprises for 975,000 square feet in the two-million-square-foot warehouse […]
Full textThe owner of the former J.C. Penney warehouse — possibly the largest building in the state at almost 2 million square feet — is preparing half the space for a new tenant who could bring 700 jobs to Manchester, town planning and economic development Director Gary Anderson said Tuesday. On Monday, the planning and zoning […]
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