
The Enterprise Building
Office | 32,670 SF
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The First Lima Building, with its rock-solid concrete frame structure, was prepared for repurposing in the
late 1990s by being stripped of all inner walls, mechanical, electrical, flooring and windows, from which emerged
The Enterprise Building. New modern HVAC and electrical systems, thermal windows, walls, fire escapes, electronic
monitoring and control options were installed according to modern codes. The building was repurposed as a
modern and safe office building.
Investment highlights
The Enterprise building is favorably located in the center of Downtown Lima. Situated on a one-third acre corner lot,
it is adjacent to the Wingate Hotel and multilevel public parking garage, and Lima’s Civic and
Convention Center. The Enterprise building has easy access to Interstate 75 and major state routes.
Lima’s Downtown offers numerous dining establishments, as well as, new salons,
apartments, shopping and a newly constructed Amphitheater Park.
The Enterprise Building is in the center of the region’s vital Medical industry. St. Rita’s Medical Center
(2200 employees- 5 blocks to the West) and Lima Memorial Regional Health Center (1800 employees- 11 blocks to the East), the brand
new $23 million Rhoades State College – Health Science Campus (1/2 block East) and the Mercy Health’s new Graduate Medical Residents
School ($62 million facility 6 blocksto the west.)
Other local industries, Proctor and Gamble, Ford, General Dynamics ( Military Tanks) and Cenovus Refinery are
expanding as well. Proctor and Gamble is doubling the size of their manufacturing and distribution center.
Lima has just been named by “Site Selection” magazine as “Third in the Nation in Development” for communities under 200,000 of
population.
Lima is on the rebound and the Enterprise Building is ideally positioned.
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