Colliers has announced the upcoming auction of 954 Marcon Boulevard, a vacant 30,100-square-foot flex building situated on 3.44 acres in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Located within an established Lehigh County industrial park, the property presents a prime value-add opportunity for owner-users and investors looking to enter one of the Northeast’s most competitive logistics markets.
The offering is being exclusively marketed by Colliers Vice Chair Jacklene Chesler, Senior Vice President Patrick Norris, and Transaction Manager Brittany Leventoff. The auction will be conducted online via the Ten-X platform, with bidding scheduled to run from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2.
Positioned in the heart of the Lehigh Valley industrial corridor, the building includes several robust industrial specifications:
- Clear Heights: 18 to 22 feet
- Power: 2,500-amp, three-phase power
- Loading: Currently equipped with two loading docks, with conceptual plans in place to expand to four docks to suit modern distribution, manufacturing, life sciences, or service-oriented tenants.
“Vacant, well-located flex product is increasingly difficult to find in the Lehigh Valley,” Chesler said. “954 Marcon Boulevard gives buyers the flexibility to occupy the building themselves or execute a clear value-add plan, adding loading and leasing up in a market where asking rents have climbed 23% over the past five years.”
The property benefits from exceptional logistics connectivity, offering immediate access to Route 22, as well as easy links to Route 33, Interstate 78, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Furthermore, the site sits less than one mile from Lehigh Valley International Airport, serving as a vital regional distribution nexus anchored by major corporate neighbors like FedEx, Amazon, and Eli Lilly—which recently invested $3.5 billion in a local pharmaceutical manufacturing campus.
Interested buyers can review full listing details and property documents on LoopNet ahead of the late-November auction window.
