Avison Young tapped to market 141,960-square-foot Class A industrial building in Raleigh, North Carolina submarket

Situated within Eastfield Crossing, a master-planned mixed-use development at the highly visible intersection of Interstate 95 and U.S. Highway 70

Raleigh, NC – Global real estate advisor Avison Young has been tapped by AdVenture Development to market a 141,960-square-foot (sf) Class A industrial building within Eastfield Business Park, the industrial portion of Eastfield Crossing, a 435-acre master-planned mixed-use development located in Selma, North Carolina for lease or sale. Groundbreaking is slated for early Q3 2026 with delivery anticipated in Q1 2027.

Avison Young Senior Vice Presidents Evan Sassaman and John Gainey are leading marketing efforts for the building as well as the more than 82 acres readily available for additional build-to-suit, lease or sale opportunities at Eastfield Business Park.

“This project is coming to market at a time when users are placing a premium on modern facilities that can support evolving operational needs,” said Sassaman. “Between the turnkey Class A design, robust utility capacity and the flexibility for future build-to-suit opportunities, Eastfield Business Park provides a compelling solution for a wide range of industrial occupiers.”

Designed as a regional live-work-play destination, Eastfield Crossing integrates retail, hospitality, residential, commercial and business park components to serve residents, the growing Triangle East region and the significant volume of I-95 travelers. The industrial portion, Eastfield Business Park, presents more than 1 million square feet of planned and delivered industrial space uniquely designed to accommodate advanced manufacturing, distribution, life science manufacturing and other industrial uses.

With a central location on the east coast, Class-1 rail service with one of the few CSX and Norfolk Southern intersections less than one mile away, proximity Port of Wilmington and Port of Morehead, as well as abundant power and natural gas, the park has already attracted over $120 million in investments from notable manufacturers Crystal Window & Door Systems and VeeTee Foods.