Acquest Holdings to acquire 2.2 million s/f Kodak Park South
Acquest Holdings has recently agreed to purchase 2.2 million s/f of the former Eastman Kodak Co. warehouse space.
The CBRE/Rochester office oversaw the auction of the Kodak Park South complex, in which Acquest outbid four other companies.
The 330-acre Kodak property contains two buildings, 200,000 s/f and 2 million s/f respectively. The buildings had previously been used for the storage and warehousing operations for film and photo-related products.
According to William Huntress, president of Acquest, Care Stream will lease 150,000 s/f and Kodak will lease another 200,000 s/f on a month-to-month basis.
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