Bridge Development Partners Announces Plans for ‘Bridge Point Kent 300’ in Kent, Wash.


Date

December 17, 2020

Location

Seattle
Bridge Point I-5 Seattle

Bridge Development Partners has announced the acquisition of 6750 S. 228th Street in Kent, Washington, to be transformed into Bridge Point Kent 300 – two state-of-the-art industrial facilities totaling 309,028 square feet. 

BRIDGE acquired the 15.85-acre site in December, and will be demolishing the existing buildings on site before immediately beginning construction on Bridge Point Kent 300. 

The development will consist of two Class A buildings. Building A will total 50,529 square feet and feature 32-foot clear heights, 11 exterior docks, 102 stalls for car parking and 2 drive-in doors. Building B will span 258,499 square feet and feature 36-foot clear heights, 32 exterior docks, 27 stalls for trailer parking, 296 stalls for car parking and 2 drive-in doors. Additionally, a portion of the southeast corner of the facility will be dedicated as public outdoor space for Kent residents. 

The project is expected to be fully delivered and ready for occupancy early in the first quarter of 2022.

Bridge Point Kent 300 will be the first industrial development to receive approval under the new code following a moratorium placed on warehouse construction instituted by city officials in 2019. The decision placed strict limits on overall footprint, loading doors and other design components, all of which BRIDGE was able to successfully navigate prior to closing on the site.

Chris Spofford, David Cahill, and Connor Rafferty of JLL represented BRIDGE in the acquisition of Bridge Point Kent 300. The JLL team will also act as exclusive listing brokers on the project.

“We’re excited to begin work on Bridge Point Kent 300, and transform this property into a state-of-the-art industrial campus. This development will serve Seattle’s growing base of industrial users and create immense value for the City, the facility’s tenants, and the 1.4 million highly-skilled employees living within a 30-minute drive,” said Justin Carlucci, Partner for BRIDGE’s Northwest Region. “A project of this caliber would not have been possible without the support of the City, and we thank the many municipal officials for their cooperation to ensure we met all necessary requirements, while continuing to further the City’s growing reputation as the region’s premier industrial hub.”

Bridge Point Kent 300 will offer immense value to tenants seeking a high-quality industrial space in a prime location. Located less than 20 miles from Seattle’s Central Business District, the development offers direct access to I-5, I-405, and SR-167. Additionally, the site boasts easy access to the Port of Seattle and the Port of Tacoma, which combined make up the fourth-largest container gateway in North America.