Hunt Midwest and Ocala-based partners Boyd+Mox break ground on the 1.4 million-square-foot Ocala South Logistics Park in central Florida’s booming manufacturing and logistics corridor. It is Hunt Midwest’s first industrial spec project in Florida. 

Hunt Midwest completes construction of Fort Prince Logistics Center, the company’s first industrial spec project in South Carolina’s dynamic Upstate market. 

UPS Supply Chain Solutions opens a new facility in HMBC Logistics IV upon its completion in October 2022. UPS is leasing half of the 478-295-square-foot, cross-dock facility.  

Hunt Midwest opens a new office at Corrigan Station II in the heart of the Crossroads Arts District. The new space expands the firm’s footprint to accommodate continued growth and increases its visibility in the community, in addition to creating a beautiful and collaborative new workspace. 

Hunt Midwest develops first industrial project in Kansas with acquisition of 113-acre Heartland Logistics Park in March. Construction started on the Shawnee, Kansas site with Building II, a 574,732 square foot cross-dock facility of a planned three to four buildings totaling 1.5 million square feet. 

Hunt Midwest breaks ground on Evergreen Logistics Park at I-85 in Anderson, South Carolina in June with the start of Building I, a 258,801 square foot industrial facility. 

Hunt Midwest begins build-out of an additional 700,000 square feet of speculative Class-A space in SubTropolis, bringing the complex up to 7.5 million square feet of leasable space. The expansion provides an excellent solution for warehousing and distribution operations to meet the current supply chain and speed-to-market demands.

Construction on Blankenbaker Logistics Center is complete and the 322,831-square-foot industrial building is fully leased. Piston Automotive, the world’s largest value add assembly supplier, signed a lease for the entire facility before build-out was complete.

Hunt Midwest expands into the Louisville, KY, industrial market and begins construction on Blankenbaker Logistics Center. The 323,000 square foot speculative building will be located in Blankenbaker Station, a Class A mixed-use business park in eastern Jefferson County, and adjacent to the local FedEx Ground terminal.

Anchor tenant LightEdge Solutions doubles in size to occupy 45,000 square feet within SubTropolis Technology Center, a mission critical campus for purpose built data centers.

Construction begins on The Capstone at Station Camp, a two-story, 76,000 square foot assisted living and memory care community in Gallatin, TN with 88 studio, one- and two-bedroom suites to accommodate up to 114 residents.

Construction is completed and first residents move into The Vue, a $49M mixed-use multifamily development in Downtown Overland Park, KS that includes 219 one- and two-bedroom luxury apartments, a 340-stall parking garage, and 8,650 square feet of ground level retail space.

The Fairways at City Center opens with 80 for-lease luxury twin villas near Lenexa City Center.

The Vue, a $49M infill 219-unit luxury multifamily project with 8,700 square feet of retail commercial space and a 312-space parking structure begins construction in historic Downtown Overland Park, KS.

Construction is completed on Mission 106, a $32M mixed-use community in Leawood, KS, and leasing of 139 luxury rental apartments and 7,500 square feet of office space begins.

Hunt Midwest enters the Texas market with Hunt Southwest to focus on industrial and office development. The current portfolio consists of 2.5 million square feet of buildings in various stages including entitlement, design, construction, leasing or recently sold.

Hunt Midwest sells its 50% mining interest in Hunt Martin Materials, LLC to Martin Marietta Materials.

Hunt Midwest enters the senior housing market with Principal Senior Living Group to construct and operate Benton House assisted living and memory care communities in the KC metro.

SubTropolis Storage opens with 288,000 square feet of RV, boat and vehicle storage.

The Parvin Road TIF district is created, spurring growth of the 1,500-acre Hunt Midwest Business Center located on land above SubTropolis.

Hunt Midwest enters the residential real estate development market with its first development, North Brook, a 300-acre, master planned community that includes 900 homes across five distinct neighborhoods.

Oceans of Fun, a 60-acre water park, opens adjacent to Worlds of Fun.

Worlds of Fun, a 300-acre amusement park, opens at NE Parvin Road and I-435.

A storage company is formed to begin leasing space in the underground, welcoming Ford, Pillsbury and Russell Stover as its first tenants.

Midwest Precote begins lateral underground mining of limestone in what is known today as SubTropolis.