Amazon Signs Lease for Two Warehouses In Hazelwood

Amazon Chooses Hazelwood As First Place To Do Business In Missouri! In January 2017, Amazon reached an agreement with the state of Missouri to charge Missouri consumers for online purchases. This was seen as one of the steps Amazon needed to make in order to operate a facility in the St. Louis region. The company found two industrial warehouse buildings at Hazelwood Logistics Center that met their requirements for a sortation center and delivery station, and recently signed a lease for both of them.
Amazon Chooses Hazelwood As First Place To Do Business In Missouri! The company found two industrial warehouse buildings at Hazelwood Logistics Center that met their requirements and recently signed a lease for both of them.

 

Amazon has signed a lease for two warehouse buildings in the Hazelwood Logistics Center. These will be Amazon’s first locations for doing business in the state of Missouri. “I’m proud to welcome Amazon to our state. Their new sortation center and delivery station will create jobs for hard-working Missourians. They recognize that Missouri is open for business Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens said.

The Missouri Partnership was instrumental in helping the City of Hazelwood land this Amazon deal. Building #3 located at 462 Hazelwood Logistics Center Drive is the first one leased by Amazon. This facility has 348,480 square feet of space. Amazon will occupy the entire building and use it as a sortation center.

The second location is Building #4, 441 Hazelwood Logistics Drive, which has 243,241 square feet of space. Amazon plans to use 100,000 square feet of space for a delivery station. The remaining space will be occupied by Bunzl, which is relocating its corporate offices and a distribution center from Maryland Heights to the Hazelwood site.

Amazon is hiring 9 full-time employees to operate the sortation center in Building 3. In addition, Amazon will have 25 full-time employees working at the delivery station in Building 4. The company plans to hire 350 part-time associates for both locations as well.

“The City of Hazelwood welcomes Amazon and believes its community is the best location for doing business in the state of Missouri. We have a reputation for having a strong industrial base and a great business climate for companies to expand and grow,” Hazelwood City Manager Matthew Zimmerman said. “Amazon’s move to Hazelwood reflects the success of our City’s economic development program in attracting businesses, both large and small, to our area.”

The number of jobs created by Amazon will boost the projected overall employment figures generated by Hazelwood Logistics Center to be more than 1,200 by year’s end.

 

  

 

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