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Warehouse for Lease in Chandler, OK, USA

Warehouses for Lease within 50 kilometers of Chandler, OK, USA

More details for 7811 Kickapoo Ave, Shawnee, OK - Industrial for Lease

7811 Kickapoo Ave

Shawnee, OK 74804

  • Warehouse
  • Industrial for Lease
  • $14.01 CAD SF/YR
  • 3,200 SF
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 5607 E 6th Ave, Stillwater, OK - Industrial for Lease

5607 E 6th Ave

Stillwater, OK 74074

  • Warehouse
  • Industrial for Lease
  • $8.41 CAD SF/YR
  • 10,725 SF
  • 1 Space Available Now
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More details for 18718 NE 23rd St, Harrah, OK - Industrial for Lease

18718 NE 23rd St

Harrah, OK 73045

  • Warehouse
  • Industrial for Lease
  • $10.86 CAD SF/YR
  • 2,000 - 15,150 SF
  • 1 Space Available Now
  • Natural Light
  • Private Restrooms
  • 24 Hour Access

Harrah Industrial for Lease - East Oklahoma County

Positioned less than one mile from the Kickapoo Turnpike interchange at NE 23rd Street, this facility delivers unparalleled connectivity to Oklahoma City's major transportation arteries. Corporate tenants benefit from 20-minute access to downtown OKC, 5-minute connection to I-40, and 15-minute route to I-44/Turner Turnpike—positioning your operation at the center of regional commerce. Dual-Building Flexibility Building A: 5,150 SF with 1,000 SF office build-out (14' clear height) Building B: 10,000 SF clear-span warehouse (18' clear height) Independent utilities and access enable single or multi-departmental occupancy Lease one or both buildings based on operational requirements Infrastructure-Ready Campus Six grade-level overhead doors (10'×10' to 14'×10'), abundant yard space (~1 acre), high-visibility frontage on US Highway 62, and commercial zoning supporting diverse corporate applications from regional distribution to service operations. This property is ideally suited for investment-grade corporate tenants including: DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS Regional distribution centers for national retailers Third-party logistics (3PL) providers E-commerce fulfillment operations Last-mile delivery hubs CORPORATE OPERATIONS Regional service centers for national brands Equipment maintenance and fleet operations Technical service and installation companies Corporate training and support facilities LIGHT MANUFACTURING Component assembly operations Value-added processing Quality control and testing facilities Research and development labs GOVERNMENT & INSTITUTIONAL Federal agency satellite offices Municipal equipment storage Educational institution support facilities Healthcare system logistics centers WHY THIS PROPERTY OUTPERFORMS ALTERNATIVES Infrastructure Timing: The Kickapoo Turnpike opened in 2021, but many corporate tenants have not yet discovered the accessibility transformation it created. Early movers to this corridor will capture both cost advantages and optimal site selection before competition intensifies. Dual-Building Flexibility: Unlike single-building facilities, this campus allows corporate tenants to segregate operations (office/distribution, service/storage, or separate departments) while maintaining single-site efficiency. It also provides expansion capacity as operations grow. Yard Storage Inclusion: The ~1 acre secured yard area is a rare feature in this price range. Comparable properties in metro OKC require separate yard leases costing $0.25-$0.50/SF, effectively adding $20,000-$40,000 annually to occupancy costs. Visibility & Identity: The 180' frontage on US Highway 62 provides excellent corporate visibility with high daily traffic counts (12,000+ vehicles/day). For companies requiring brand presence, this visibility rivals metro locations at a fraction of the cost. KICKAPOO TURNPIKE IMPACT The 19-mile Kickapoo Turnpike (designated Interstate 335 in 2024) has fundamentally restructured transportation patterns in eastern Oklahoma County. According to the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, daily traffic volumes have exceeded projections by 15-20%, with commercial truck traffic representing 12% of total volume—well above typical turnpike averages. Commercial Real Estate Response: Since the turnpike's opening: Industrial land values increased 30-40% within 2 miles of interchanges Tractor Supply Co. and other national retailers entered the market Residential development accelerated (500+ new housing units under construction) City of Harrah approved three new commercial/industrial projects totaling 200,000+ SF HARRAH'S STRATEGIC POSITIONING Harrah offers a compelling business environment for corporate tenants: Pro-Business Climate: The Harrah Industrial and Economic Development Trust provides incentive packages for qualifying employers. The city has streamlined permitting processes and offers expedited plan review for quality corporate tenants. Workforce Development: Eastern Oklahoma County Technology Center partners with employers to provide customized training programs in industrial skills, logistics, and technical operations—reducing training costs and improving workforce quality. Infrastructure Investment: Beyond the turnpike, Harrah has invested $8+ million in water, sewer, and road improvements over the past 3 years, creating a utility infrastructure capable of supporting significant commercial growth. Quality of Life: Rated among Oklahoma's fastest-growing cities, Harrah offers affordable housing (median home price $180,000), low crime rates, and improving retail/dining options—factors that enhance workforce recruitment and retention. REGIONAL ECONOMIC ANCHORS Tinker Air Force Base (15 miles west): As the largest single-site employer in Oklahoma with 26,000+ personnel and $3.5 billion annual economic impact, Tinker creates sustained demand for industrial services, aerospace subcontracting, and logistics support. Corporate tenants serving defense, aerospace, or federal markets benefit from Harrah's proximity to this installation. Oklahoma City Metro Growth: The Oklahoma City MSA has experienced 8.2% population growth since 2020 (US Census), outpacing national averages. This growth drives demand for distribution facilities, service centers, and corporate operations infrastructure—positioning Harrah as a logical eastern expansion corridor. PERMITTED USES & OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY Zoning: Commercial Permitted Uses (representative list—confirm specific use with city): Warehousing and distribution Light manufacturing and assembly Contractor offices and equipment yards Wholesale trade and distribution Vehicle and equipment maintenance Indoor/outdoor storage Logistics and freight operations E-commerce fulfillment Corporate training facilities Research and development Government operations Medical/pharmaceutical distribution Operational Advantages: 24/7 operations permitted Truck traffic unrestricted Outdoor storage allowed (in designated yard) Signage rights included Flexible parking configurations This information has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable. Trio Commercial Real Estate makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to accuracy or completeness. Prospective tenants must perform independent due diligence. This is not an offer or solicitation. All information subject to change without notice. © 2025 Trio Commercial Real Estate, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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Trio Commercial Real Estate

Date on Market:

2025-10-06

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More details for 35613 E 1130, Seminole, OK - Industrial for Lease

35613 E 1130

Seminole, OK 74868

  • Warehouse
  • Industrial for Lease
  • $7.01 CAD SF/YR
  • 2,100 - 6,100 SF
  • 2 Spaces Available Now
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More details for 4939 N Union Ave, Shawnee, OK - Retail for Lease

Large Retail Warehouse Near Regional Mall - 4939 N Union Ave

Shawnee, OK 74804

  • Warehouse
  • Retail for Lease
  • $16.81 CAD SF/YR
  • 23,500 SF
  • 1 Space Available Now

Shawnee Retail for Lease

This brand new 23,500 square foot commercial building was built in 2017. The site is comprised of 1.99 acres just off Interstate 40 on Union Avenue where it has exposure to 22,000 cars per day. This property is surrounded by other restaurants and retailers that include Panda Express, Buffalo Wild Wings, Walmart Super Center, Dutch Bros, The Garage Burgers & Bear, Aaron’s and a Holiday Inn Express & Suites. This area of Shawnee has experienced meaningful growth the past several years and becomes a great landing spot for companies that demand a regional draw. The only adjoining vacant property has now been developed for auto dealerships. The surrounding area is where all the major retail and restaurants are located. The property lays adjacent to Walmart Supercenter. This site has 51 parking spaces with excellent access. The 23,500 SF building is approximately 16,000 SF showroom space and 7,500 SF warehouse space. Shawnee, Oklahoma, is a charming city with a unique blend of history, community, and growing opportunities. It offers a range of benefits that make it an attractive place to live, work, and visit. Here are some of the best things about Shawnee, OK: CONVENIENT LOCATION: Just 30 miles east of Oklahoma City, Shawnee offers small-town charm with easy access to big-city amenities, major highways, and regional business hubs. CULTURAL HERITAGE: With roots in Native American history, Shawnee hosts events like the Firelake Festival and Shawnee Indian Festival, celebrating its diverse traditions. AFFORDABLE LIVING: Housing and property taxes are significantly lower than in larger cities, attracting families and first-time homeowners. COMMUNITY SPIRIT: Shawnee’s close-knit atmosphere shines through local events, farmers markets, and seasonal festivals, fostering a welcoming environment. EDUCATION: Home to Oklahoma Baptist University and quality public schools, Shawnee provides strong educational opportunities and contributes to the local economy. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES: From Shawnee Twin Lakes to Rock Creek Park, residents enjoy fishing, boating, hiking, and nearby attractions like Lake Thunderbird State Park. GROWING ECONOMY: Shawnee boasts a thriving local economy, bolstered by industries in retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and agriculture, alongside proximity to Oklahoma City. HEALTHCARE SERVICES: Shawnee Regional Hospital and local clinics provide comprehensive care, with access to specialized services in nearby cities. ENTERTAINMENT: Attractions include the Shawnee Little Theatre, Firelake Grand Casino, art galleries, and community festivals, offering affordable entertainment for all. SAFETY: Shawnee’s low crime rate and community-focused initiatives make it a secure place to live and raise families. Shawnee is a city that offers a blend of rich culture, history, and modern amenities while maintaining the charm of a small town. Its affordability, growing economy, access to outdoor activities, and strong sense of community make it a great place for families, retirees, and professionals looking for a balanced lifestyle.

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Haag Brown Commercial

Date on Market:

2025-01-16

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