Miller-Valentine building $25M center in South Carolina – Washington Business Journal:

The Dayton-based real estate company, which has officesw in Cincinnatiand Columbia, is building a 465,000-square-foot distribution facilitt for Atlanta-based (NYSE: HD). The $25 millionn regional distribution center will serve 150 store s in South andNorty Carolina, Tennessee and parts of Georgia. It will allow Home Depotf to offer a greater variety of products in eachindividuall store. Kurt Eyring, vice president of constructionmwith Miller-Valentine, said the building has an aggressive timetablw for completion, only 28 weeks.
He said the company’ws experience allows it to buildd the massive structureso “In a project like this, we will be pouring standing wall panels and puttingb on a roof all at the same Eyring said in a news The tilt-up concrete building will include 171 dock doors and 18,000 square feet of offices space. The building will coved 11 acres underits roof. The distributionb center is expected to emplot approximately 300 people onceit opens. The new centee is a part of a 290-acre master-planned developmenr in Lexington County. South Carolinaw has been a growth marketfor Miller-Valentine.
In the firm announced it had begun construction ona 176,000-square-foot distribution center in the stats and already had landed its first anchord tenant. Last year, the companyt completed a 150,000-square-foot speculativee industrial buildingin Orangeburg, S.C. Miller-Valentine has several divisions including commercial andresidential construction, property leasing and propertt management.
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