Brooks Industrial and Research Park

Contact Information:

Scott Fleming, CEcD
Marshall Area Economic Development Alliance (MAEDA)
323 W. Michigan Ave.
Marshall, MI 49068
Phone: (269) 558-0307
Cell: (734) 765-8124
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https://choosemarshall.com

General Information:

Park Address: Pratt Ave.

County: Calhoun

Size: 28.44 acres

Percent Developed: 100%

Percent Occupied: 0%

Price of Land per Acre: $8,000 per acre

Incentives: Click here.

Nearest Expressway: I-94, I-69 – Full Interchange

Distance in Miles: 1.5 miles and 2 miles

Class A All-Weather Road: US-27

Distance in Miles: .5 miles

Airport: Kalamazoo International – 35 miles, Brooksfield Airport, Marshall – 1 mile

Landing Strip / Helipad: Both one mile from park.

Railroads: None

Highway: M-227 – less than 1 mile

Occupant Services:

• Gas Station(s) – 1 mile
• Bank(s) – 1 mile
• Restaurant(s) – .25 miles
• Licensed Day-Care(s) – 2 miles
• Hospital(s) – 2 miles
• School(s) – 2 miles
• Port of Battle Creek /Foreign-Trade Zone
• Kellogg Community College Regional Manufacturing Technology Centre

Park Tenants:

To view a list of tenants, click here.

This CBP is an expansion of the L. Alton Brooks Industrial Park and is accessed by a street within that Park. Photos and a list of tenants of that Park follow:

L. Alton Brooks Industrial Park Tenants

BROOKS MAPS

Utilities Map

Aerial Map

Industrial Map/Site Plan

Simplified Site Map

Phase Map

Brooks Park Covenants

TOP EMPLOYERS

https://choosemarshall.com/site-selection/top-employers/

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

• City Water Capacity = 3.5 million gallons daily
• City Sewer Capacity = 3.0 million gallons daily
• Electric Power Capacity for Park is 40 MW
• Park has fiber cable throughout

Information About Park/Area:

Marshall Community Information -- Located at the intersection of I-94 and I-69, Marshall is a small town with a rich history, and boasts numerous advantages for your new or expanding business. Marshall currently is installing FiberNet, a city-owned state-of-the-art ultra-high-speed fiberoptic internet service, available to every residential and commercial property within city limits. Developable sites have easy access to: multiple interstate natural gas pipelines; city-managed high voltage electric transmission lines; highway and rail; and a high-quality talent pool. Additionally, Marshall is within a Foreign Trade Zone and is a Redevelopment Ready Community, certified by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. Marshall is a vibrant community with numerous cultural activities, festivals, and parks; it is also home to an award-winning hospital and excellent public schools. Marshall is in the Battle Creek Metropolitan Statistical area, and is the Calhoun County seat.