In June, local real estate firm Haag Brown launched E-Commerce Park by naming the development’s anchor tenant — Jonesboro Industrial Stallworth (and longtime Ramsons’ client) Hytrol Conveyor.
Ramsons spent the months of June through August finalizing design and site permitting. The project, totaling over $10 million, is now underway and a 10-month construction time is planned.
Ramsons’ Vice President, Scott McDaniel stated, “One of Hytrol’s slogans is, ‘Hytrol leads the way.’ And it’s no surprise that Hytrol is leading the way with this exciting e-commerce development. They are used to being the first and quite comfortable in that position. Hytrol has been one of Ramsons’ most valued clients since the earliest days of our company — this project will be the 110th that we’ve built for the firm. We are excited to be on the team.
The project consolidates Hytrol’s multiple warehouses under one 150,000-square-foot roof. The warehouse will include dedicated areas for both shipping and receiving as well as an office for administrative support. The E-commerce park is a 260-acre project being developed by Haag Brown to serve as a real estate solution for e-commerce and last-mile delivery in the delta.
