Alessio Trade Center, situated at 2501-2551 Alessio Drive, the southwest corner of State Road 82 and Interstate 75, sets a new standard for modern industrial space in Southwest Florida. New rear-load, dock-high warehouse construction offers exceptional access, functionality, and flexibility for logistics, manufacturing, and distribution users. With units starting at 6,750 square feet and Building 2 available for up to 112,000 square feet, tenants can tailor their space to meet operational needs. Delivered in grey shell condition, units feature tilt-up concrete construction, a TPO roof, and hurricane-impact protection for long-term durability and safety.
Boasting premium specifications, Alessio Trade Center has 36-foot clear heights, 52-foot by 32-foot column spacing, and a 130-foot building depth. Tenants benefit from 60-foot rear truck parking, 9-foot by 10-foot dock-high doors, and 12-foot by 14-foot drive-in doors with speed bays for optimized loading operations. Every unit comes equipped with 400-amp, 3-phase power, code-compliant LED lighting, and a fully functioning ESFR fire suppression system. Optional storefront offices enable flexible buildouts to match business needs, all within a limited truck competition environment, ensuring ease of access and efficient traffic flow.
A mile from The Forum, a major commercial hub offering restaurants and services, Alessio Trade Center connects tenants to convenience and amenities. The property also boasts proximity to key transportation routes: 18 minutes to Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW), 5 miles to US Highway 41, and less than 100 miles from SeaPort Manatee, the nearest US deepwater port to the expanded Panama Canal. With a strong labor force of over 16,000 warehouse employees within a 10-mile radius, the center offers businesses access to the skilled workforce they need.
Join a growing community of leading tenants, including Gerzeny RV World, Ace Pickleball, Glendale Supply, Cusano, Mitra9, B&B Cool Air, and Florida Conquer Volleyball Club, and position your business in Southwest Florida’s expanding logistics corridor.
Laura Cari, CCIM
LSI Companies, Inc.
