232 Ferdinand Street offers a significant industrial acquisition opportunity within Detroit's International Trade Corridor. The approximately 27,779-square-foot facility sits on 1.15 acres and is strategically positioned near some of the region's most important transportation and logistics infrastructure. The property's location provides direct connectivity to I-75, I-94, I-96, M-10, Downtown Detroit, and the international trade routes linking the United States and Canada. Designed to accommodate industrial and transportation-related operations, the facility features a functional warehouse layout with substantial loading capabilities, truck circulation, and operational flexibility. Its proximity to both the Ambassador Bridge and the Gordie Howe International Bridge places the asset within one of North America's most active cross-border freight corridors, making it attractive for logistics, warehousing, transportation, distribution, truck service, and light manufacturing users. The property's industrial zoning, loading infrastructure, and access to major highway systems create opportunities for owner-users seeking a strategically located operational facility as well as investors pursuing industrial assets in a market benefiting from ongoing logistics and transportation investment. Located within a designated Opportunity Zone, qualifying investors may be eligible for applicable Opportunity Zone tax benefits. The combination of building functionality, transportation access, and international trade connectivity positions the property to support a broad range of industrial and distribution requirements.