McWhinney plans second spec building in Centerra Industrial Park

LOVELAND — McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc. on Tuesday said it will begin construction this year on its second flex building in Centerra Industrial Park in Loveland.

The Loveland-based real estate developer will build on speculation an 84,000-square-foot building to accommodate uses ranging from office, light assembly, research and development, light manufacturing, cold storage and warehouse distribution. The building will have 14 dock-high doors, four drive-in doors with 24-foot clearance, and 52-foot by 50-foot bay spacing. It also will feature skylights, fire-prevention sprinklers and a 1.5 to 1,000 parking ratio.

The Centerra Industrial Park is being built on 13 acres near the Northern Colorado Regional Airport., and it is part of McWhinney’s 3,000-acre, master-planned community, Centerra.

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Centerra Industrial, the first building in the Centerra Industrial Park, was completed in spring 2016, with approximately 84,000 square feet of Class A industrial space that is 100 percent leased. Tenants include Toddy LLC, makers of the Toddy Cold Brew Coffee System, with 41,945 square feet leased, and Safelite, the automotive glass and claims management company, also leasing 41,945 square feet.

“After the positive response to the first building on the campus, we recognize the need to provide additional industrial space in northern Colorado,” said Ashley Stiles, McWhinney’s vice president of development.

CBRE’s Mike Eyer, who, along with Kyle Lundy, will market and lease the building for McWhinney. “The quality of the building coupled with proximity to I-25 and other amenities will continue to attract businesses looking for this type of space,” Eyer said.