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Existing building with industrial characteristics suitable for repurposing
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This 214,891-square-foot industrial facility occupies 6.7 acres in Philadelphia's Port Richmond neighborhood, with frontage along Castor Avenue, Coral Street, and East Butler Street. The three-story structure features multiple loading points accessible via drive-ins and dock doors on all sides, plus a private courtyard connecting sections of the facility. Undeveloped land surrounds the building, offering expansion or support infrastructure options. The property sits minutes from I-95 and the Betsy Ross Bridge, providing direct highway connectivity for logistics and construction staging. Originally built as the Sterling Paper Mill, the facility's robust industrial construction and floor plate configuration support heavy mechanical loads and adaptive reuse for power-intensive operations.
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