Building sizes, design, location, configurations, & parking lot areas are completely flexible depending on the user requirements.
LOT A | LOT B | LOT C | |
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ACRES | 2.8 | 3.4 | 2.4 |
BUILDING SF | 37,500 | 102,000 | 36,500 |
DIVISIBLE TO | 15,000 SF min | 20,000 SF min | 15,000 SF min |
CLEAR HEIGHT | 24’-36’ | 24’-36’ | 24’-36’ |
TRUCK COURT DEPTH | 110’ | 155’ | 120’ |
LOADING | Dock High & Drive-in Doors per Tenant’s Reqmt | Dock High & Drive-in Doors per Tenant’s Reqmt | Dock High & Drive-in Doors per Tenant’s Reqmt |
LOT D | LOT E | LOT F | |
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ACRES | 1.6 | 4.1 | 13.1 |
BUILDING SF | 52500 | 85000 | 225000 |
DIVISIBLE TO | 20,000 SF min | 20,000 SF min | 20,000 SF min |
CLEAR HEIGHT | 24’-36’ | 24’-36’ | 24’-36’ |
TRUCK COURT DEPTH | 120’ | 125’ | 125’-185’ |
LOADING | Dock High & Drive-in Doors per Tenant’s Reqmt | Dock High & Drive-in Doors per Tenant’s Reqmt | Dock High & Drive-in Doors per Tenant’s Reqmt |
Gateway South Industrial Park is the catalyst that turns potential into progress. Located along the Mississippi River in St. Louis, Missouri, this class A development is a purpose-built environment designed to meet the unique demands of the industrial sector. With access to cutting-edge resources like the immersive materials library, a 50-foot high-bay prototyping lab and a versatile prototyping yard, Gateway South Industrial Park is the future of construction innovation.
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Restoring an industrial and trade zone, it offers exceptional logistics capabilities and preserved historic manufacturing buildings, all reimagined for modern industry.
Additional Incentives: Missouri Works, Missouri One Start, Sales Tax Exemption on machinery & equipment, Sales Tax Exemption on Energy, Personal Property Tax Abatement, Ameren Utility Incentives, Construction Materials Sales Tax Exemption, Brownfield Voluntary Clean Up Program, & New Market Tax Credits
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Gateway South offers a Low Cost Advantage versus all other major metro area due to the convergence of:
- Abundant labor supply
- Limited regulatory constraints
- Transportation savings
- Favorable real estate basis
- Reduced operating expense
- Statutory and discretionary incentive programs