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Canadian firm says it won’t sell Hanover warehouse for proposed ICE facility
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Canadian firm says it won’t sell Hanover warehouse for proposed ICE facility
The 552,000-square-foot building is across Lakeridge Parkway from the Bass Pro Shop beside I-95 south of Ashland. (File image courtesy JLL Properties) The Canadian company that owns the half-million-square-foot warehouse near Ashland that the federal government wants to purchase for an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility said it won’t be going through with the transaction. Jim Pattison Developments posted a statement on its website Frid…
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