Adaptive Reuse

Transwestern Development Co. is transforming a former Lakeland golf club into an industrial park aimed at e-commerce tenants

  • By Kevin McQuaid
  • | 6:00 a.m. December 21, 2018
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COURTESY RENDERING — University Park at Bridgewater, a planned Lakeland industrial development, will total 1 million square feet in two phases.
COURTESY RENDERING — University Park at Bridgewater, a planned Lakeland industrial development, will total 1 million square feet in two phases.
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Talk about your adaptive reuse.

Transwestern Development Co. plans early in 2019 to transform a derelict 183.5-acre golf course in Lakeland into a Class A industrial park, targeting the kinds of e-commerce merchants that have been drawn to the Interstate 4 corridor in recent years.

 

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