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Look for space in the older (post) industrial cities along the Hudson. Call
a realestate agent in places like Newburg. Your looking for commerical space find some one who deals in that and spend 10 minutes on the phone. Doesn't take long and you might get lucky. "Sami" wrote in message om... Hi all I have been planning to build a steel kit boat (something along the lines of a Bruce Roberts Spray 40) but I need the space! Where do you look? I live near Manhattan. The few places that do lease out manufacturing/industrial property around here are either WAY too expensive and offer only large lots (min 5000 sq feet, but I only need 1400 sq ft max) and require a LOT of paperwork. At this point I am considering renting a lot on a farm or something somewhere far inland - maybe even Mexico or Canada - and hope that I can still somehow get a trailer and a crane to my site to cart it off (this boat on a trailer will probably be taller than 15 feet - how would it get through an underpass or bridge?) I'd be willing to rent out my house and live in a trailer on the lot! Any hints or suggestions? Any former boatbuilders who can make me a decent offer? Thanks Sam |
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