A developer and his partners plan to turn part of a former food-processing plant in Tacoma, Washington State, into a hub for cannabis companies.
George Heidgerken and his partners in a company called That Other Stuff recently bought the former Nalley Fine Foods plant in an industrial area of Tacoma. They will use part of the 22 acres for warehousing and part of it for state-licensed cannabis growers and processors, according to the News Tribune.
At least one marijuana company is already operating on the property, while others are making renovations to the spaces they plan to move into.
Heidgerken and his partners provide water, power, gas, sewer access, sprinklers, restrooms and some security, charging $1.35 per square foot and nine cents per foot for parking. He told the paper his group is investing about $15 million in the project.
Heidgerken also owns a separate 20,000-square-foot building that is leased to a different marijuana business.
