Brownfield
Brownfield redevelopment is a Catellus core competency. Shortly after the Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corporation founded the company in 1984, then known as Santa Fe Pacific Realty Corporation, plans began to remediate and redevelop a former railyard at Mission Bay in California. This was in the early days of brownfield transformation in this country.
The Santa Fe Pacific Realty Corporation became Catellus in 1990. As a ProLogis company today, Catellus employs a world-class, highly-skilled team that has master developed thousands of acres of former railroad property, military bases, airports and urban infill sites. Catellus has reclaimed numerous brownfield sites and constructed remarkable new developments that are sustainable and compatible economic successes for the communities they serve.
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A 206-acre site fronting San Pablo Bay near San Francisco transforms from oil refinery to a beautiful 800-home, mixed-use community with parks, open space and retail.
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A 62-acre mixed-use development six miles from Manhattan and near the New Jersey Transit Rail Station and Teterboro Airport. Extensive sitewide cleanup of the brownfield began in 2007.
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A retail power center with 453,500 square feet of retail space and 220 affordable/market rate apartments in northern California.
The site spans two municipalities and includes many large retailers like CompUSA, OfficeMax, Home Depot, Safeway and Sports Authority. The site of a former railyard and steel fabrication facility, extensive environmental excavation, waste removal and soil remediation was required.
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Prairie Glen Corporate Campus at The Glen is a 92-acre business park and part of a 1,000-acre master planned community created during the redevelopment of the former Glenview Naval Air Station.
The development, situated on prime property on Chicago's North Shore, is home to several corporate headquarters, a 140-acre park, a $20 million public fitness facility, entertainment venues, retail shops and an 18-hole golf course.
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A unique business deal including a land swap and the construction of over a half million square feet of office space according to U.S. Department of Defense specifications. Land sold to residential developers is being developed into
905 single-family units housing more than 2,000 people.
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A 711-acre, mixed-use development well under way in Austin, Texas, spans the site of the former Robert Mueller Municipal Airport and will include 4,600 residences, more than 600,000 square feet of retail space and 4 million square feet of office/commercial space. All development at Mueller is LEED certified or meets equivalent Austin energy requirements for sustainability.
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A 303-acre historic waterfront location blocks from San Francisco's financial district and adjacent to the Giants' baseball stadium. This high-density, mixed-use development includes residential, commercial and retail space; a hotel; a satellite University of California-San Francisco biotech campus; public facilities; and parks and open space.
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A 588-acre former Kaiser steel mill becomes an 8.5 million square foot industrial park located in one of the most active distribution regions in the nation. Catellus purchased the site in the greater Los Angeles area in 2000. The redevelopment included extensive environmental remediation and infrastructure development. The site is now managed as an industrial development by Catellus' parent company, ProLogis (NYSE: PLD).
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A 346 residential unit project centered on a man-made lake and recreation facilities in Buena Park, Califonia. The project involved extensive work with public and environmental agencies.
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Landmark restoration of historic Los Angeles Union Station included plans for compatible mixed-use development of 51 surrounding acres. To date the development includes two build-to-suit office towers and an apartment complex. Six million square feet of new development is planned.
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A 15-acre transit-oriented, mixed-use development project entitled for a total of
3.3 million square feet of office, retail, hotel and housing development space. Near the Santa Fe Depot train station, the project houses an extension of the Museum of Contemporary Art and serves as an inter-modal transit facility for the region.
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This first large-scale redevelopment at the former Stapleton International Airport is a 295-acre business park containing 3.8 million square feet of Class "A" industrial space. The redevelopment, situated near downtown Denver and along Interstate I-70, includes $30 million in infrastructure development and is now managed as an industrial development by ProLogis (NYSE:PLD).
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This brownfield redevelopment site will consist of 3.6 million square feet of distribution space spread over 315 acres. The site is strategically situated near the Port of New Jersey and Newark International Airport. The Port Reading Business Park was originally developed by Catellus but is now managed as an industrial development by Catellus' parent company, ProLogis (NYSE: PLD).
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Catellus purchased 72 acres situated near the Port of New Jersey, two miles from Newark International Airport and 10 miles from Manhattan. The master plan includes 1 million square feet of distribution space. The Elizabeth Seaport Business Park is now managed as an industrial development by Catellus' parent company, ProLogis (NYSE: PLD).
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A 122-acre site with 600 homes, an elementary school, and open space and parks. The site required extensive environmental remediation from former uses in agriculture and as a chemical packaging plant.
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A 213-acre former military facility (Alameda Fleet Industrial Supply Center) is converted to a water-oriented, mixed-use development – a landmark in Alameda, California.
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