Michael Jensen

Fort Smith,

Arkansas

Former Whirlpool manufacturing and distribution campus. Fort Smith is the second-largest city in Arkansas. With a large metro area population it is a regional manufacturing center, with major plants located in the city operated by Rheem, Trane, Georgia-Pacific, Gerber, Kraft Planters Peanuts, Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas, Mars Petcare, Umarex USA, Graphic Packaging, and many others. Fort Smith is home to several corporations including Baldor Electric Company, a member of the ABB Group, Arkansas Best Corporation, and poultry company OK Industries. Fort Smith is a major transportation hub for the surrounding region. It sits at the crossroads of two major interstate highways, is surrounded on three sides by the Arkansas River, is served by one major and two regional/switching railroad companies, and is the home of a regional airport.

Neenah,

Wisconsin

Originally constructed in 1997 and expanded/updated in 2011, the 61,071 SF property has a stone and glass lobby, brick walls with substantial windows, and an open office floor plan with breakrooms, conference rooms, and training rooms.  There is an executive office area with board room and private lunch area as well. Excess land available for future expansion with I-41/US-10 visibility by 110,000+ VPD. Building also features rooftop solar panels and four turbines combine to provide potential energy savings.

Endicott,

New York

Located in Endicott, NY, the Huron Campus has long been a hub for manufacturing, logistics, clean energy, and technological innovation. Endicott combines a skilled workforce, strong partnerships, and small-town charm with big ideas, making it an ideal location for both businesses and individuals.

Endicott,

New York

Endicott,

New York

Endicott,

New York