Available Industrial Space for Lease Kansas City

AVAILABLE INDUSTRIAL SPACE – JUNE 2018

Summary of SubTropolis available industrial space for lease.

BUILDING SF	OFFICE SF	BUILDING NUMBER	ADDRESS	CEILING HEIGHT	LOADING DH/DI	VIEW PLANS
200,000	11,935±	91-27	8800	12’±	15/0	View Plans
77,379	600±	90 23-25	8800/114e	12’±	2/0	View Plans
54,762	BTS	80AS	8600/107	12’±	2/0	View Plans
40,500	30,000±	51AB	8300/108h	12±	N/A	View Plans
32,800	1,000±	31A	8250/132c	12±	3/1	View Plans
30,000	800±	62FH	8300/143	14±	2/0	View Plans
6,700	2,000±	71B2	8600/110	12±	3/2	View Plans

Over 6,000,000 SF of industrial space for lease in Kansas City. Ford PSW-approved space adjacent to Ford’s Claycomo plant and energy-efficient space that’s first-stop/last-stop for FedEx and UPS. Location, location, location.

Did we mention we have more than 8,000,000 SF to grow into?

What is SubTropolis? SubTropolis was created through the mining of a 270-million-year-old limestone deposit. In the mining process, limestone is removed by the room and pillar method, leaving 25-foot square pillars that are on 65-foot centers and 40 feet apart.

The pillars’ even spacing, concrete flooring and 16-foot high, smooth ceilings make build-to-suit facilities time and cost efficient for tenants. A tenant requiring 10,000 to one million square feet can be in their space within 150 days. SubTropolis is completely dry, brightly lit, with miles of wide, paved streets accessed at street level.

Hunt Midwest SubTropolis sets the standard for subsurface business real estate developments. The World’s Largest Green Roof.®

SubTropolis - The world's largest underground business complex.®

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For more information about SubTropolis, please contact Ryan Tompkins at 816‑455‑2500.

2,000+

HAPPY WORKERS

55+

HAPPY COMPANIES

6,100,000+

SQUARE FEET

AUTOMOTIVE UPFITTERS

100

ENERGY STAR

WATCH THE HIDDEN METROPOLIS BENEATH KANSAS CITY – GREAT BIG STORY (CNN)

One-hundred-fifty feet below Kansas City, in a 270-million-year-old limestone deposit, more than 1600 people work in the world’s largest business labyrinth. They basically work in the Batcave, and it’s probably more interesting than your office.

NBC Today Show | Go inside SubTropolis
Great Big Story | The Hidden Metropolis Beneath Kansas City
Bloomberg Business | Welcome to SubTropolis: The Massive Business Complex Buried Under Kansas City
CNNMoney.com | Doing business 100 feet underground