Topeka Kansas

From: Jackie Steele [mailto:JSteele@gotopeka.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 10:52 AM
To: Jackie Steele <JSteele@gotopeka.com>
Subject: Site Search

Dear Brokers,

I was recently contacted by a site selector looking for undeveloped land to construct a new industrial facility. Please review the criteria below. If you have a suitable site, please submit a marketing brochure to Jackie Steele at GO Topeka at jsteele@gotopeka.com.

Undeveloped site for new facility
16-25 acres
Utilities at or near site
Industrial zoning that permits truck terminals
Ideal location is on the south side of town with access to Highway 75
Fee simple purchase

If you have any questions please contact Jackie at 785-231-6029 or jsteele@gotopeka.com. Thank you.  


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Jackie Carlson Steele                                 
Vice President of Business Retention & Expansion
jsteele@gotopeka.com
Direct: 785.231.6029 / Mobile: 816.645.6962
120 SE Sixth Avenue, Suite 110 Topeka, KS 66603
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