Submitted by Vector Development Company.
Vector Development Company, a Pacific Northwest commercial real estate development, investment and asset management firm, has begun development of Summit Centre located at 13306 Canyon Rd. East in Puyallup, Wash.
Designed by SynThesis, the 95,000- square-foot Summit Centre will feature state-of-the-art construction, including 130-foot truck courts with a generous, 32-foot-tall interior clear height. Summit Centre will attract tenants that can occupy spaces from 20,000 square feet to 95,000 square feet.
Vector was originally advised by Pierce County to avoid the Summit neighborhood due to a lack of storm water discharge solutions. After funding numerous storm water studies for the benefit of the neighborhood, Vector provided evidence that the county’s Brookdale Pond provided sufficient storm water infiltration opportunities. The results of the studies will permit the Summit neighborhood to be open for development.
“We’re very fortunate to have a solutions-based team at Pierce County to help solve water quality and storm water challenges for undeveloped properties,” said Tyler Litzenberger, president of Vector Development Company. “The Summit neighborhood will be home to hundreds of construction jobs and permanent positions as it develops into a first-class commercial corridor along Canyon Road.”
Summit Centre’s general contractor is Pennon Construction Company, the structural engineer is Shutler Consulting Engineers, and the civil engineer is Barghausen Consulting Engineers. The leasing brokers for the business center are Monte Decker and Chris Cowles of CBRE’s Tacoma office.
Construction is expected to be completed during the third quarter of 2024.
Vector has developed numerous office and industrial properties in the Pacific Northwest. Some of its recent projects include MI-5 Business Park in Marysville; American Lake Logistics distribution facility in Lakewood; Tacoma I-5 Distribution Center in Tacoma; and Washington Realtors office building in Olympia. Vector is currently developing Twin Lakes Logistics in Marysville.
Yay another Warehouse bringing yet more traffic into an already overused road. With cars speeding along at 60 MPH. They don’t mix well with huge trucks.
And you kind of love how easy it is to grease some palms on the Pierce County Government so that they look the other way so they can go and dump a bunch of dirty water into a beautiful Lake nearby but actually acts as an aquifer for drinking water for everyone I hope you enjoy all those pcps and tar gasoline that would be seeping into the ground water everywhere for you to drink. Yeah that’s progress let’s push out any affordable housing that was to be had near the base so we could put in more warehouses and run trucks through there. Vector is just doing so many wonderful things to make Pierce County unlivable. But I’m glad that you got to line your pockets with millions of dollars why you sold the rest of us down the river..
Great PR article by the way. Hope the check was big.