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Existing building with industrial characteristics suitable for repurposing
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The Albuquerque Journal Campus spans approximately 27.88 acres in the Journal Center, offering 278,677 square feet of industrial and office space across multiple structures built in 1982 and 1986. The property benefits from direct rail access and central positioning near major transportation corridors, providing strong connectivity for logistics and distribution operations. Existing infrastructure includes a fleet service area, on-site physical plant, full-service cafeteria, and dedicated office space. The campus's robust utility support, rail connectivity, and substantial acreage position it as a viable conversion candidate for mission-critical infrastructure. Its established industrial zoning and existing power infrastructure offer a foundation for large-scale redevelopment, while the central Albuquerque location provides access to regional fiber routes and utility capacity. The property presents an opportunity for developers seeking a turnkey industrial site with expansion potential and long-term operational flexibility.
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