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Lamb
Commercial
Services Inc.
Building your business
is our business
Commercial-Investment
Real Estate and
Small Business
Real Estate Services
2225 Drake Avenue, Suite 17
Huntsville, AL 35805
Phone 256.881.6565
www.lambcommercial.com |
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Office/Production/Warehouse
Space for Lease
This efficient assembly and storage space with offices is conveniently located on Governor's Drive between Memorial Parkway and I-565. Loading areas include ground-level loading doors, 1 dock-level loading door, a fenced yard, and a 1000 s.f. covered shed. The detached office building has a short-term lease.
Approximately 12,000 s.f.
- 4500 s.f. Office/Production Space
- 5700 s.f. Warehouse with Restroom
- Approximately 1500 s.f. Detached Office
Lease Rate of $4.75-$5.50/s.f.
Zoning is C-2 Variance.
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ARTIE STREET
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$350,000
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- Zoned Heavy Industry
- Flood Fringe
- New Roof 2005/2006
- 3 Electrical Meters
- 15 Parking Spaces
- U.S. SBA "HUBZone"
2612 Artie Street:
- 3452 s.f.
- Reception Area
- Four Offices
- Kitchen with Break Area
- Shop
- Restroom with Shower
- 2015 s.f. Heated Storage Area with Double Doors for Deliveries
2610 Artie Street:
- 3000 s.f.
- Reception Area
- Working Office
- Conference Room
- Huge Executive Office with Private Entrance
- Additional Offices and Three Restrooms
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- First Floor Space
- Modern, Multi-Story Office Building
- 1420 s.f.
- Reception/Administrative Office
- 2 Executive Offices
- 1 Bonus Room with Private Entrance
- 1 Conference Room
- Great At-Door Parking
- Lease Rate of $14/s.f. or $1650 per Month (Includes Property Taxes, Building Owner's Insurance, Major Maintenance , and Landscape Maintenance)
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- $1,200,000
- Two Buildings
- 2.85 Acres
- Fenced Yard
- Zoning: Madison County
- Huntsville Utilities
MAIN BUILDING
- Pre-engineered Steel Construction on Concrete Slab
- 8000 SF: 3000 s.f. is contractor office space, heated and cooled; adjoining 5000 s.f. is warehouse space with ground-level loading and no heat or AC
ADDITIONAL BUILDING
- Pre-engineered Steel Construction with Concrete Slab
- 3000 s.f. Warehouse Space with Ground-Level Loading
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Comes to Huntsville | |
Two Maids and A Mop has moved to Huntsville and made its home at 1403 Weatherly Drive. Two Maids and a Mop offers residential and commercial cleaning services that range from regularly scheduled maintenance cleaning and general one-time cleaning to heavy-duty "spring" cleaning and move-in/move-out cleaning. According to Ron Holt, President, "We clean offices, churches, warehouses and even garages. However, our specialty is housecleaning."
Two Maids and a Mop brings a whole new perspective to home and commercial cleaning solutions with its Pay for Performance motivational method. Says Holt, "The Two Maids Pay For Performance Plan is the single most important thing that you can know about our company. Every cleaning company claims to be a different type of organization. There's a bunch of ways for a cleaning company to promise your complete satisfaction each and every time. But our Pay For Performance Plan truly motivates our employees and the plan definitely makes our company 100% different than any other cleaning company in Huntsville."
As well, Huntsville's Two Maid and A Mop offices participate in Cleaning for a Reason, a non-profit program that provides home cleaning services for cancer treatment patients.
Find out more about Two Maids and a Mop and how this new Huntsville business is different from other cleaning services at www.twomaidshuntsville.com or by calling 256.883.6243. You also find it on Facebook. |
| | | Dr. Adeel Bodla/ Madison Family Practice will be opening in late April. Located at the corner of West Dublin Drive and Sullivan Street, this family physician will be a convenient addition to the City of Madison and its surrounding neighborhoods. |
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Huntsville Mainstay Moves to Bigger Location | |
Trav-Ad Signs started in 1976 with 2 employees and now, with the help of 27 employees, is one of the largest sign companies in the area. A staple just off Governor's Drive for more than 35 years, Trav-Ad Signs's ability to consistently deliver top-quality products within schedule and budget parameters has established it as an industry leader. As a result, Trav-Ad Signs is moving to a larger location to continue its growth. It's new location will be on Shields Road in northeast Huntsville and is scheduled to open in late April.
While Trav-Ad Signs is known for high quality signs, the company is much more than that. It is involved in sign-making from concept to installation. According to Trav-Ad Signs, "We design, permit, produce, install and service all types of signage and lighting." This includes interior signs, vehicle wraps, banners, internally illuminated signs, building signs, and parking lot lights. As well, they specialize in high rise installments, monument signs and pylon signs.
You can contact the Trav-Ad Signs team at 256.536.4232 or visit their website at www.trav-adsigns.com. They are also on Facebook.
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The Wise People I've Met
by
Donna Lamb
Over the past 2 months, I have been fortunate to have learned a few things from a few very wise leaders. In late February, thanks to Lori Severin and Alabama A&M's Sustainability Conference, I had the opportunity to hear from Mitchell Silver, Planning Director of Raleigh, NC and President-Elect of the National Planning Association. Two weeks later, Ed McMahon of the Urban Land Institute spoke at the Leadership Alabama Conference. Most recently, in early April, I spoke with economist Bruce Yandle, Dean Emeritus at Clemson University and a former White House staff member, who was in Huntsville as a speaker with UAH's Koch Distinguished Speaker Series. I would like to share with you a little bit of what I learned from each of these visionary leaders.
Mitchell Silver, currently holding public workshops in his hometown of Raleigh to develop a growth plan for 2030, had some very specific and productive advice regarding how cities can meet long-term growth goals. He advised, "You pick a point in the future -- 2030 in this case. You determine your desired outcome: What do you want your city to look like? Then you write down the policies that will make it so, draw a land-use map to go with them, and adopt zoning codes to steer it."
Raleigh's leaders have heeded its citizens' advice and the community is embracing "placemaking". He explains that, according to Project for Public Spaces, a New York-based nonprofit, "Placemaking is not just the act of building or fixing up a space, but a whole process that fosters the creation of vital public destinations: the kind of places where people feel a strong stake in their communities." Raleigh's future seems very bright.
Ed McMahon's visuals left no need for eloquent words. He showed us a long-range photograph of billboards of various sizes, one after another, down a stretch of highway, and a shot of a strip center housing national retailers, with a massive treeless parking lot -- a sight that you might see in any US city. He then had us picture a smart code approach: Move the buildings near the street, add sidewalks and landscaping, and place the parking in the rear. Allow room for bikes, pedestrians, and vehicles. Think of Seaside! The picture is smarter.
Bruce Yandle was impressed with our city. Knowing education is one of our biggest challenges, I asked him what he thought was the reason for the decline in education in the United States. He smiled wistfully and noted that education in the US used to look like a large picture in a small frame. Now, he said, we have a very small picture in a massive, heavy, regulation-filled frame. We must deal with the decline of the family, the number of children without proper nutrition -- the list of social issues is long. As many countries pass the US in many measurements of education, we must decide to make a difference in our community ... and our country.
All three speakers left me thinking about how much potential our area has for smart growth and how we, as businesses and leaders in our community, have the power and responsibility to make positive change. |
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Make-It-Your-Way Properties
These properties can be custom-planned for your business needs.
New Construction High-Bay Warehouse | |
- New Construction
- 17,000 s.f. Pre-Engineered Steel Building
 - High-Bay Warehouse with 19'9" Eave Height
- Double Dock-Level Loading on North Side
- Ground-Level Loading can be added on South Side
- Zoned Light Industry
- 1.1 Acres of Land
- 27 Parking Spaces
- $5 s.f. As-Is or $6.25 s.f. with 2500 s.f. Office Build-out, Warehouse Lighting and Gas Heat
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Research Park Convenience
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Research Park Prices | |
1130 PUTMAN DRIVE
This 7000 s.f. pre-engineered steel building is in a great location convenient to US 72, Research Park, Memorial Parkway and I-565.
- 4000 s.f. Office Space
- Executive Office with Built-in Bookshelves
- Large Conference or Training Room
- Spacious Kitchen
- Lots of Windows
- 1000 s.f. Heated and Air-conditioned Lab or Manufacturing Workspace
- 2000 s.f. Warehouse with 2 Ground-level Doors, 3-Phase Power, Light Industry Zoning
Lease options include:
- $7/s.f. for Entire Building
- $9/s.f. for 4000 s.f. Consisting of Front Office and Laboratory Space
- Modified Full-Service Lease includes Owner's Insurance, Major Maintenance, and Property Taxes
2225 DRAKE AVENUE
Conveniently located on Drake Avenue with easy access to I-565 and Memorial Parkway, this location boasts easy access to Research Park, downtown and north and south Huntsville.
Suites have ample office space and most suites have kitchen areas or coffee bars. All suites boast great front door parking.
- All Suites Located in U.S. Small Business Administration "HUBzone"
- Suite 1 is 1650 s.f. With a Lease Rate of $11/s.f. or $1515/Month
- Suite 8 is 3300 s.f. With a Lease Rate of $10/s.f. or $2475/Month
- Suite 15 is 1500 s.f. With a Lease Rate of $10/s.f. or $1250/Month
- Suite 18 is 1200 s.f. With a Lease Rate of $10/s.f. or $1000/Month
- Lease Rates include Property Taxes, Building Insurance, Major Maintenance, Landscape Maintenance, Dumpster Service and Water. Tenant is Responsible for Utilities, Janitorial Services, Telephone Services and All Other Normal Business Services.
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Small Spaces
With Big Amenities
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SUITE E
This affordable luxury suite is convenient to downtown, Memorial Parkway, I-565, the hospitals and Redstone Arsenal! Located just off the Parkway and Bob Wallace Avenue and tucked away among law, insurance, and other offices in Central Park, this suite is perfect for a small business.
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- Second Floor Suite
- 880 s.f.
- $900 per month
- 2 Executive Offices
- Large Storage or Workroom
- Administrative Office
- Beautiful Hardwood Floors
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Individual offices with big amenities can be found at 2225 Drake Avenue, Suite 17.
- Shared Conference Room, Copier, and Fax
- Kitchen with Coffee Service
- Utilities and Janitorial Services Included
- Ample Parking
- Convenient to Memorial Parkway, I-565, Downtown Huntsville and Research Park
- Lease Rates of $275-350 Per Month
- U.S. Small Business Administration "HUBZone"
- Single or Multiple Offices Available
- High Speed Internet Service Available
- Lease Terms Starting at 3 Months
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This office complex located in South Huntsville is offering leases on great small suites for your business.
First Floor:
Suite 102 $630/Month
- Day Spa or Massage Therapy
- Reception
- 2 Offices
- Shower
- Handicapped-accessible Restroom
Suite 106 $750/Month
- Reception
- 2 Offices with Windows
- Handicapped-accessible Restroom
Second Floor:
Suite 200 $825/Month
- Large Open Office
- 2 Private Offices
- Restrooms
Suite 207 $400/Month
- Reception
- 2 Offices
- Restroom
- Kitchen
Lease rate includes utilities, property taxes, building insurance, major maintenance, landscape maintenance, dumpster service and water. Tenant is responsible for janitorial, telephone and all other normal business services. | |
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