CONNECTING A RICH HISTORY TO A VIBRANT FUTURE SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE SPACE ON THE UPPER FLOORS OF THE HISTORIC STATION - 64,000
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CONNECTING A
RICH HISTORY TO A
VIBRANT FUTURE
±64,000
SQUARE FEET OF
OFFICE SPACE ON THE
UPPER FLOORS OF THE
HISTORIC STATION
RICH HISTORY
VIBRANT FUTURE
The SRA’s $88.5 million redevelopment of Springfield
Union Station, combined with other nearby large-scale
projects like the MGM Casino, will serve as the primary
RETAIL SPACE
catalysts for the area’s downtown revitalization. The
±11,000 SF
on the concourse level
renovated station will create a multimodal, mixed-use
transportation hub for Amtrak, commuter rail, and
regional and intercity bus service and will include:
OFFICE SPACE
±64,000 SF
on the upper floors of the
historic station
S P R I N G F I E L D U N I O N S TAT I O N 27-BAY INTEGRATED
was built in 1926 and helped define OPEN-AIR REGIONAL
central Springfield. From the time AND INTERCITY BUS
of its construction until after World TERMINAL
War II, rail travel thrived in this
bustling district, with more than 130 377-SPACE
passenger trains passing through SIX-LEVEL
daily. The station closed in 1973 and PARKING GARAGE
was acquired by the Springfield at the corner of Main Street
Redevelopment Authority in 1989. and Frank B. Murray Street
In the two and a half decades since,
the area surrounding the station
has seen significant reinvestment
aimed at reclaiming the distinguished
character of Springfield and
preserving its heritage.
A PREMIER
OFFICE ADDRESS
Strategically located at the convergence of
the interstate highway system and passenger and
freight rail corridors, this unique and vibrant Class A
office space offers:
UNPARALLELED ACCESS BY TRAIN, BUS, AND CAR
T Y P I C A L O F F I C E F LO O R P L A N
2 PARKING SPACES/1,000 SF
MODERN, EFFICIENT FLOOR PLATES
ON-SITE AMENITIES, INCLUDING CAFÉS, RESTAURANTS, AND SHOPS A PRIME LOCATION
Union Station is located less than a ½ mile from museums,
entertainment venues, the restaurant district, the new
MGM Casino, and numerous colleges, public parks, and
the Basketball Hall of Fame.
FIRST FLOOR
UP
UP
FOOD TENANT SPACE
SERVICE (+/- 6,430 SF)
TENANT
(+/- 1,080 SF)
DUNKIN
DONUTS REF.
SUPPORT
(+/- 290 SF)
UP .
.
SUBWAY
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: 0 5 20 40
PAUL M. STELZER
pstelzer@oconnells.com
+1.413.536.8040
GINNY L. AVERETT KUHN
gaverettkuhn@oconnells.com
+1.413.471.3397
MEZZANINE | 13,289 SF
CORRIDOR
(+/- 213 SF)
TENANT 2
(+/- 4,017 SF)
LOBBY
(+/- 103 SF)
CONCOURSE
TENANT 1
(+/- 7,250 SF)
0 5 20 40
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
PAUL M. STELZER
pstelzer@oconnells.com
+1.413.536.8040
GINNY L. AVERETT KUHN
gaverettkuhn@oconnells.com
+1.413.471.3397
SECOND FLOOR | 5,000–25,583 SF
TENANT 1 TENANT 2
(+/- 5,426 SF) (+/- 4,313 SF)
LOBBY
(+/- 384 SF)
CORRIDOR
(+/- 2,018 SF)
TENANT 5
(+/- 2,229 SF)
TENANT 4 TENANT 3
(+/- 3,365 SF) (+/- 3,675 SF)
0 5 20 40
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
PAUL M. STELZER
pstelzer@oconnells.com
+1.413.536.8040
GINNY L. AVERETT KUHN
gaverettkuhn@oconnells.com
+1.413.471.3397SPRINGFIELD UNION STATION Armando Feliciano, Chair,
55 Frank B. Murray Street Springfield Redevelopment
Springfield, MA 01103 Authority
Domenic Sarno, Mayor MANAGEMENT OFFICE
City of Springfield (413) 471-3397
UnionStation@OConnells.com
Kevin Kennedy, Chief
Development Officer, SECURITY
City of Springfield (413) 776-1612You can also read
