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Posted: June 12, 2026
Routine Properties acquires Bristol Business Park - 406,665 s/f industrial campus
Bristol, CT Routine Properties, a boutique real estate development and investment firm specializing in industrial assets throughout the Northeast, has acquired the Bristol Business Park, a 406,665 s/f industrial campus located at 383 Middle St. The 37-acre site is situated within a well-established Central Connecticut industrial submarket with strong regional connectivity.
Routine Properties has commenced a comprehensive leasing program alongside a multi-million-dollar capital improvement plan designed to accommodate a broad range of industrial, flex, logistics, and manufacturing users.
The property currently offers up to 223,250 s/f available for lease, with flexible demising configurations and delivery options tailored to tenant requirements. Capital improvements include newly white-boxed interiors, upgraded LED lighting, new loading docks, and site improvements. The property is designed to support modern industrial operations, featuring up to 40 loading dock positions, drive-in loading capabilities, 17-ft. clear heights, and utility infrastructure. Additionally, the property offers more than three acres of paved, fenced, and lit outdoor storage and fleet parking. The property is eligible for significant tax incentive programs for qualified tenants.
Located within the Industrial Park (IP-1) zoning district, Bristol Business Park allows for a broad range of industrial use types, and provides convenient access to Rte. 72, I-84, and I-91.
“Bristol Business Park delivers large-scale, highly flexible industrial space in a supply-constrained market,” said Evan Goldfine, managing partner of Routine Properties. “We are investing significant capital to ensure the property meets the evolving operational needs of today’s industrial users, while providing tenants with a streamlined, partnership-driven experience.”
Leasing for 383 Middle St. is being led by Sentry Commercial Brokerage & Advisory, with active discussions already underway with prospective tenants.
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