The site has all the state and local approvals necessary to build two industrial buildings.
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A 37-acre Windsor property approved for industrial development recently sold for $9.05 million, then for $13.1 million on the same day.
In a series of deeds recorded July 7, Litchfield developer Mark Greenberg sold 37 acres at the corner of Day Hill, Baker Hollow and Old Poquonock roads to Massachusetts developer Condyne Capital Partners for $9.05 million.
Condyne immediately sold the properties to a limited liability company tied to New York-based industrial builder PNK Group for $13.1 million.
The site has all the state and local approvals necessary to build two industrial buildings, of 120,000 square feet and 300,000 square feet. The new lots will be known as 75 and 85 Baker Hollow Road.
Greenberg said he worked with Condyne to secure entitlements, and the Massachusetts builder opted to sell rather than pursue the development.
Attempts to reach representatives of PNK Group were not successful.
Windsor Town Planner Todd Sealy said the site was approved for “flex” buildings, which could accommodate either manufacturing or logistics operations. The new owner had not, as of early Tuesday, submitted any requests for adjustments to the approved plans, he said.
The sales include properties at 141 Old Poquonock Road and portions of 903 and 1001 Day Hill Road.
It accounts for 37 acres of a roughly 143-acre collection of properties Greenberg assembled between Day Hill and Baker Hollow roads.
Other portions of Greenberg’s land host a recreational sports and retail complex, office buildings and a building site targeted for a hotel.
