Seattle & Northwest + Washington + Industrial | June 13, 2023

Construction Started on $32M Marysville Manufacturing Building

Vector Development, a Kirkland-based commercial real estate firm, has begun construction of a $32 million manufacturing facility at the Marysville I-5 Industrial Center (MI-5). The two-building development at 4000 156th St. NE will provide 247,000 square feet of space for manufacturing or distribution tenants.

Vector is developing the facility in partnership with Marysville Investment Partners, a local real estate investment group. The project is expected to be completed in spring 2020. JMR Construction has been selected as the general contractor for the industrial center.

“We are very excited to be a part of the Arlington-Marysville Manufacturing Industrial Center zone and hope prospective tenants can capitalize on these tax abatements and attract new jobs,” said Tyler Litzenberger, Vector’s president. “MI-5 is also in a great location, strategically situated close to the highly desirable Everett industrial sub-market, Boeing and many related aerospace businesses.

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