Construction Expected to Begin This Winter on Alaska Cargo & Cold Storage Project
Construction is set to begin this winter on the first phase of the $200 million Alaska Cargo and Cold Storage project, complete with at least 190,000 square feet of climate-controlled cargo and cold storage capacity.
The facility at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is a joint venture of industrialist Chad Brownstein and McKinley Capital Management, LLC in Anchorage, led by Rob Gillam. Ultimately, it is expected to have 32.5 million cubic feet of warehouse space, with technologies ranging from climate control zones to a ground source heat exchange and an oxygen reduction fire suppression system.
“We are currently in discussion with potential tenants whose input will influence specific size and features of the facility,” said Joe Jacobson, vice president of private equit...