Russell Industrial Center experiencing major growth spurt
Russell Industrial Center, already quite the creative hub, is growing leaps and bounds. New tenants, an indoor film screening room, an drive-in movie theater and retail bazaar are all in the works for the complex.
Russell Industrial Center, already quite the creative hub, is growing leaps and bounds. New tenants, an indoor film screening room, an drive-in movie theater and retail bazaar are all in the works for the complex.
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Overall, Russell Industrial is booming. There are currently 143 tenants, including painters, sculptors, photographers, film production groups and architects. “We’ve been increasing at a rate of five to eight tenants a month,” says Novack. He has noticed a growth in out-of-town companies (particularly in the film industry), artists co-ops and artists of international renown (Glenn Barr is currently building out a 3,200-square foot space).
“If you have an idea, we have the space to do your idea. And we make it affordable,” [says [Eric Novack, who oversees leasing at Russell for Boydel Development Group, the complex’s owner.]
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