Strategic sales require more than the right price—they require the right buyer. At 83–95 Warwick Street in Springfield, MA, Jennings Real Estate Services facilitated the sale of a sustainably renovated 57,508-square-foot industrial warehouse and showroom. The buyer, Behavioral Health Network, will repurpose the space to expand its operations and community services across Western Massachusetts, ensuring continued value from a purpose-driven property.
Springfield Industrial Real Estate Sale Overview
- Property Type: Renovated Industrial Warehouse & Showroom
- Location: 83–95 Warwick Street, Springfield, MA
- Size: 57,508 SF on 1.596 acres
- Sale Price: $1,675,000
- Closing Date: March 10, 2025
- Seller: Center for EcoTechnology (CET)
- Buyer: Behavioral Health Network
- Buyer Representation: Brendan Greeley, RJ Greeley Co.
- Key Features: 22′ ceiling heights, 30’x40′ column spacing, 2 loading docks, drive-in door, 24/7 security, abundant parking
- Sustainability: 140kW solar array with PPA, two ChargePoint EV stations with wiring for 4 more, fully renovated in 2011–2012 with energy-efficient systems
- Zoning: Industrial
Selling a Renovated Springfield MA Industrial Property with Green Infrastructure
When the Center for EcoTechnology decided to sell its 57,508-square-foot industrial warehouse and showroom at 83–95 Warwick Street in Springfield, MA, the stakes were high. This wasn’t just a real estate transaction—it was the transition of a high-performance, energy-efficient facility designed with sustainability in mind.
The renovated property featured solar power, EV charging stations, and modern building systems—all located on nearly 1.6 acres in a well-positioned industrial zone. CET needed a buyer who could match the property’s value, purpose, and location with long-term potential.
With that in mind, Jennings Real Estate Services launched a targeted campaign focused on Springfield’s industrial property market. The strategy highlighted the site’s infrastructure and community impact, targeting organizations positioned to carry forward the property’s legacy while maximizing its long-term potential.
Attracting the Right Buyer for a Springfield Industrial Warehouse Sale
With a property as specialized as 83–95 Warwick Street, identifying the right buyer was key. Jennings Real Estate’s targeted outreach emphasized the building’s sustainable features, strategic location near downtown Springfield, and zoning flexibility for industrial or institutional use.
The campaign quickly drew interest from qualified organizations aligned with the property’s infrastructure and community-forward purpose. Among them was Behavioral Health Network (BHN)—a regional healthcare provider seeking a larger, centralized space to support its growing behavioral health programs.
Working closely with buyer representative Brendan Greeley of RJ Greeley Co., our team structured a smooth transaction that aligned with both parties’ timelines and priorities. The result: a mission-aligned buyer, a seamless closing, and the successful transfer of a standout eco-conscious industrial asset.
Driving Community Impact Through Springfield Commercial Real Estate
This transaction extended far beyond a typical warehouse sale. By transitioning ownership to Behavioral Health Network, the deal positioned the property for long-term community benefit. BHN plans to use the facility to support expanded behavioral health services in the region—an outcome that reflects both the property’s potential and CET’s original mission.
With green infrastructure already in place—such as solar energy systems, EV charging, and energy-efficient renovations—BHN can now operate within a facility that reinforces both environmental and social responsibility.
For Springfield’s industrial real estate market, this sale reflects continued momentum and opportunity—especially for renovated properties that offer more than just square footage.
Why Springfield MA Is a Strategic Location for Industrial Property
Located in Hampden County, Springfield remains a vital hub for industry, healthcare, and nonprofit services in Western Massachusetts. With easy access to Interstate 91 and the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90), the city connects seamlessly to Boston, Hartford, and Albany—making it a smart location for regional operations.
The Warwick Street property benefits from proximity to Springfield’s downtown core, major institutions like Baystate Medical Center, and a growing base of service providers, manufacturers, and logistics firms. As real estate demand rises in Springfield’s industrial zones, well-positioned assets like this one offer long-term value for organizations seeking both functionality and visibility in the region.
Partnering with Jennings Real Estate for Strategic Commercial Property Sales in Western Massachusetts
This transaction reflects the value of aligning purpose-driven buyers with high-performance assets. By highlighting the property’s sustainable infrastructure and market potential, we helped ensure a successful outcome for both the seller and the future of the site.
Whether you’re repositioning a unique asset, navigating a nonprofit transition, or seeking to expand your operations in Western Massachusetts, our team brings the market knowledge, strategy, and relationships to get the deal done.
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