Allendale County Sees New 50,000 Square Foot Industrial Listing
A speculative industrial building at 463 Innovation Drive in Fairfax was listed and updated on November 25, 2025, showing 50,000 square feet available with options to expand to about 150,000 square feet. The property is being actively marketed with a posted lease rate near $5.75 per square foot per year, broker contacts including Avison Young, and highlights that could attract manufacturing and logistics tenants to Allendale County.
A new commercial listing for a speculative industrial property in the Pointe Salkehatchie Industrial Park was updated on November 25, 2025 and is being actively marketed to site selectors and industrial tenants. The listing, shown under addresses 463 Innovation Drive and 104 Pinnacle Way in Fairfax, describes an initial 50,000 square feet available for lease or sale with potential expansion to roughly 150,000 square feet within a certified 110 acre industrial park. Posting details appeared across multiple commercial listing platforms including CommercialCafe and CommercialSearch between November 25 and November 30, 2025 which reinforces that the project is currently being promoted to prospective users.
Marketing materials include a posted lease rate of approximately $5.75 per square foot per year and link to comparable sale information. Broker points of contact listed include Avison Young among others. The park is promoted for its proximity to the Charleston and Savannah ports, and for state and local incentives and infrastructure that support manufacturing, distribution and logistics operations. Those features are key to how site selectors evaluate rural industrial sites for regional supply chain roles.
For Allendale County residents the listing matters because it signals the county is being pitched as a contender for industrial investment that could bring construction activity, ongoing operations jobs and a broader tax base. A speculative building that can scale to 150,000 square feet expands the range of potential tenants from smaller regional distributors to larger manufacturers or logistics facilities that require significant space. State and local incentives referenced in the listing could also affect the speed and scale of any project that moves forward.
At this stage the property is being marketed rather than under contract. Local officials and economic development stakeholders will be watching broker activity and inquiries that follow the November listing update. If the site attracts a tenant or buyer the next steps would likely include closer study of workforce needs, infrastructure upgrades and timelines for construction and hiring.
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