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KSI Auto Parts Expands Presence in Greater Detroit with Full Building Airport Corporate Center Lease

KSI Auto Parts Expands Presence in Greater Detroit with Full Building Airport Corporate Center Lease

June 25, 2025 Craig Etkin

ROMULUS, Michigan – June 24, 2025 – Opus today announced that KSI Auto Parts has signed a lease for the entire 100,456 square feet of Building A in its two-building Airport Corporate Center industrial development. KSI’s lease of the building, which is located at 33200 Smith Road in Romulus, Mich., represents a strategic expansion in the market for the leading distributor of aftermarket collision automotive parts.

“KSI has a small shipping center in the Detroit area, but this will be their first full inventory distribution center here, which will allow them to deliver faster service to their customers throughout Michigan,” said Mike Robinson, vice president of real estate development with Opus. “We’re excited to welcome them to Airport Corporate Center.”

Airport Corporate Center is advantageously located just one mile from Interstate 94, three miles from Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport and 20 miles from downtown Detroit. The development itself sits on 22.7 acres on the southeast corner of Smith and Vining Roads, a busy intersection that provides great visibility as well as access to restaurants, hotels, gas stations and a range of logistics and corporate facilities.

“KSI was looking for a single-user facility in a prime location, and Airport Corporate Center delivered on both fronts. The building configuration also meets KSI’s needs, which means tenant improvements will be limited and move in swift,” said Robinson, adding that KSI plans to take occupancy and begin operations in September.

Building B at Airport Corporate Center remains available for lease. That building, located at 33100 Smith Road, offers 170,088 square feet with a 32-foot clear height, 22 dock doors, 115 vehicle parking spaces and 28 trailer parking spaces. The building is being marketed for lease by Sean Cavanaugh and Dave MacDonald of JLL. Opus was the developer, design-builder and architect and structural engineer of record on the project.

About Opus

Opus® is a group of commercial real estate development, design and construction companies headquartered in Minneapolis with offices and projects across the country. Opus operates as a vertically integrated multidisciplinary team with expertise in development, capital markets, finance, project management, construction, architectural design and engineering services. Opus includes Opus Holding and its operating subsidiaries: Opus Development Company, Opus Design Build and Opus AE Group. Specializing in industrial, residential, office, retail and institutional projects, Opus offers the unique combination of a design-build project delivery approach, driven by a client-centered team of experts and backed by enduring commitment to the community. For more information, visit www.opus-group.com and follow Opus on LinkedIn and Instagram.

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