SALT LAKE CITY — Newmark Mountain West, the leading full-service commercial real estate brokerage in the Intermountain Region, is excited to announce that the DRAY Logistics Group at Newmark Mountain West has been appointed as the exclusive listing advisor for a new construction industrial building in Salt Lake City.

The 56,519-square foot building, located at 3444 & 3466 W. Ninigret Dr., is marketed by Lucas M. Burbank, Jeff Heaton, and Kelsie Akiyama. Conveniently located near SR-201, I-215 and Bangerter Highway, this new industrial building is in a prime location of the Salt Lake City industrial district with direct immediate access to Gladiola Street and California Avenue. The building can be divided into two, 28,255-square-foot units to allow for smaller tenants to occupy space that isn’t readily available in this submarket.

“We’re excited to bring this new industrial building to market,” commented Lucas M. Burbank, Executive Managing Director of the DRAY Logistics Group at Newmark Mountain West. “It offers an opportunity for a tenant to occupy high-quality, new construction space with great transportation access and proximity to a dense employment and customer base.”

The building features four dock high doors equipped with seals, levelers, and bumpers, two ground level doors and has a clear height of 28 feet. The building is completed and ready for immediate occupancy. Just a few minutes away from all the major transportation corridors in the Salt Lake Valley and Salt Lake City International Airport, this location is perfect for any tenant looking for space in the northwest quadrant of the Salt Lake Valley.

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Newmark Mountain West, an independently owned and operated member of the Newmark Licensee Group, delivers a comprehensive suite of commercial real estate services across Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming and Montana. With nearly 200 professionals in ten offices, the firm leverages Newmark’s (Nasdaq: NMRK) global platform to power every stage of the property life cycle for occupiers, investors, and developers.