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Smyrna, NC Industrial Properties for Lease

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Office-Warehouse Flex Suite
Office-Warehouse Flex Suite

2-450 Nc Highway 24, Morehead City, NC 28557

$1,000/Mo
768 sqft

Conditioned space pairs finished office area with a climate-controlled warehouse and convenient overhead-door access.

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Office-Integrated Flex Space
Office-Integrated Flex Space

450 Nc-24 2, Morehead City, NC 28557

$1,000/Mo
768 sqft

Conditioned space combines finished office area with climate-controlled warehouse access.

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Fitness Center with Pool
Fitness Center with Pool

2911 Brunswick Ave, New Bern, NC 28562

$7,500/Mo
26,450 sqft

Standalone commercial facility with private rooms, showers, a basketball court, and on-site parking.

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Flex Space with Drive-In Doors
Flex Space with Drive-In Doors

3498 Martin Dr, New Bern, NC 28562

$10 SF/Yr
9,224 sqft

I-1-zoned industrial space offers grade-level loading and three-phase power for warehouse, production, storage, or service operations.

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How to lease industrial property in Smyrna, NC

  1. Define your operational specs. List the requirements that can't be changed later: clear height, dock doors, floor load capacity, column spacing, and 3-phase power for equipment.
  2. Position for your supply chain. Use Location Intelligence to compare Smyrna, NC submarkets by highway, rail, and port access. Infill sites near urban cores cost more but win last-mile delivery.
  3. Verify zoning and building condition. Confirm your use (manufacturing, distribution, storage) is permitted, and inspect truck court depth (120+ ft. for modern trailers), HVAC, and roof condition.
  4. Order an environmental assessment. Request a Phase I environmental report. Without protective lease language, tenants can inherit liability for contamination left by prior industrial users.
  5. Model the NNN economics. Industrial leases are typically triple net with 2–4% annual escalations. Calculate total occupancy cost, not just base rent, using the Lease Calculator.
  6. Negotiate term, TI, and expansion rights. Standard terms run 3–7 years. Trade a longer commitment for a bigger TI allowance and secure renewal options plus rights on adjacent space. Plan 60–120 days from search to occupancy.
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