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Compare https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/bfl_jody/57-thursday-we-move.html#comments

With http://www.cassidyturley.com/Portals/0/Kansas%20City/KC%20Industrial%20Listings%20Report%2011.1.12.pdf

And http://www.loopnet.com/xNet/MainSite/Listing/Profile/CraigslistFlyer.aspx?lid=17860225

And see if you see what I see.

i see matching addresses, minus the city name (leawood and overland park border each other there, so that doesn't shock me much.) what else did i miss?

1200SF warehouse; 4800SF Office. As of Nov. 14th, space was still available, but we were shown equipment moving in prior to that date. Possibly, the earliest starting least date was Dec. 1st. No sprinkler system. Least rate.

My smallest warehouse is 1200SF. It's nothing. BTW, the "No" in the image above reflects if the space is equipped with sprinklers.

Is the sprinkler system the focus of your attention? If so, why? What is the importance? (Of there not being one?)

May make it hard to insure Huh

OR............arson to come soon for insureance money Grin

The sprinkler aspect is minor compared to the size of the manufacturing/warehouse area. 1200SF is not a very big space. That's about the size of an average barn. Now put in a couple dozen workers and you're about out of space. Speaking of workers, let's talk about their safety and reexamine that non-existent sprinkler system. And what about the space lost to the area immediately adjacent to not one, but two emergency exits?