Ward Properties, a Mobile-based real estate firm, is hoping to construct a 1.5-2 million square foot logistics park in north Baldwin County, off Live Oak Landing campsite. The Baldwin County Commission has officially signed off on the project.
The boat ramps and piers are about 100 feet from the bank with the Alabama and Tombigbee Rivers in flood stage.Increasing economic and industrial growth in Mobile and Baldwin County is spurring the creation of a new logistics center in north Baldwin County, outside of Bay Minette.
“I think it’s a good deal,” County Commissioner Skip Gruber said during the meeting. “It’s going to make some space for warehousing, which is needed.”
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