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LAUTH – KEY LOGISTICS PARK

Lauth serves clients in a variety of markets, from corporate
headquarters to distribution centers.

Lauth Is Passing the Key

In February, Lauth will complete Building One on the Key Logistics Park project, which the company
anticipates will become a major distribution hub in Pennsylvania.

A s one of the country’s largest real estate develop-

ers, Lauth knows what it takes to get the job done
right. The firm has been in business more than
30 years, serving customers with innovative development,
construction, management and commercial real estate
ownership services, it says.
Lauth has completed a number of high-profile projects
throughout the country, from corporate headquarters and
healthcare facilities to national distribution centers and
lifestyle retail centers. “Whether the need is for speculative
development, unparalleled design/build services, general
contracting or construction management services, Lauth
has the tools – and the partnerships – to
Lauth – Key Logistics Park deliver projects beyond expectations,” the
www.lauth.net company explains.
Sales: $600 million Lauth sets itself apart from other nation-
Headquarters: Indianapolis
Employees: 500 al development firms by delivering a team
Services: General contractor of experts dedicated to each unique project,
Bob Lauth, chairman and “with the delivery platform of a national,
CEO: “Everything at Lauth
starts with attracting and retain- vertically integrated company,” it says.
ing great people.” “Lauth has the capabilities to conceive,
plan, develop, finance and construct efficiently and cost-effec-
tively. Clients will also find our team takes a hands-on
approach to every project based on a thorough knowl-
edge of local markets and building requirements.”
The firm stresses the importance of sustainable building
and employs a number of LEED-accredited professionals.
“With our in-house LEED-accredited professionals, Lauth
integrates many green building aspects into the design,
development and construction of projects,” the company
explains. “The benefits of LEED certification and envi-
ronmentally friendly developments include reduced capi-
tal, operating and maintenance costs, a healthier work
environment, conservation of natural resources and an
increase in environmental awareness.”
The Indianapolis-based company operates satellite offices
in Charlotte, N.C.; Dallas; Denver; Orlando, Fla.; Phoenix and
Pittsburgh. Since its inception, the company has com-
pleted more than 275 projects in 35 states, totaling more
than 35 million square feet of space.
“It is our years of solid experience, coupled with com-
pleted projects worth billions, that make Lauth one of the

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