Lunenburg, Massachusetts

6 7 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 3, ISSUE 9 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 3, ISSUE 9 TOWN OF LUNENBURG, MASSACHUSETTS The Brennan Group (TBG), John M. Corcoran & Company (JMC), and equity partner Berkeley Partners are almost complete with construction on Lunenburg Central, a 372,000 square-foot, Class A High Bay warehouse/ distribution facility. Located at 475 Leominster Shirley Road in Lunenburg, MA, Lunenburg Central is located in the heart of the Route 2 Industrial Corridor in Central Mass. that includes Devens, Littleton, Leominster and Ayer. Lunenburg Central offers quick access to major distribution roadways – three minutes from Route 2, five minutes from I-190 and 11 minutes from I-495 – just 25 miles to Worcester and 43 miles to Boston. The 372,000 square-foot Class A, tilt-up construction warehouse/distribution facility will feature 36’ clear height, 71 loading docks and 2 drive-in doors, with 402 vehicle parking spaces and 94 trailer/van parking stalls (expandable to 120), as well as build- to-suit office space. Lunenburg Central is sub-dividable, and leasing efforts will be handled exclusively by the Newmark Industrial Leasing and Investment Sales team. ..... ground in the town’s industrial corridor. The 400,000 square-foot warehouse and distribution facility will feature large blocks of Class A warehouse space that can be subdivided into smaller sections. “They’ve been terrific to deal with and have partnered with the community every step along the way,” Lemieux says. “They’ve been very communicative and have been working with the town on all our public safety concerns, if any, with added traffic.” The project has spurred on even more industrial development, with a parcel of land across the street being looked at for a similar project. “It’s making that whole corridor really expand and adding to what’s available for the tax base for the town without a huge impact on our schools and other resources,” Lemieux notes. Lunenburg is also working on a new master plan that will help drive business to the area, and hopefully have the added benefit of lowering taxes. “I think the master plan will hopefully inform and get people to critically think about