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A major expansion of a companyheadquartered in Northern Kentucky willbegin next week. Mazak Corporation has been moving itsoffices this week in preparation for thebeginning of an expansion of itsmanufacturing facility in Florence.

Mazak has provided details of the latest expansion project at itsfacility in Florence. The two-bay, 91,000-square-foot expansion of Mazak’smanufacturing facility will increase the plant size by more than 20percent.

The July 1 Independence City Councilmeeting was all about structure: Approving site plans for theHemmer Companies’ proposed building structure at McCullum Pikeand Ky. 17 and creating a board structure to help the Parks andRecreation Department.

The construction of distribution centers has picked up in central Ohio, a sure sign that goods and the economy are moving in the right direction. “What’s happening is, all the large, Class A (distribution) buildings have been absorbed,” said Paul Hemmer, president of the Paul Hemmer Co., a Fort Mitchell, Ky.-based company that specializes in

Paul Hemmer Jr. knew his company was in the for the fight of its life. The recession, which hurt many businesses across the region, hit Paul Hemmer Cos. particularly hard.

Prologis Inc. is expanding its footprint in Ohio and Fort Mitchell-based Paul Hemmer Co. is building the real estate developer’s new facility. Hemmer is building a 770,000-square-foot industrial distribution center in Prologis Park 70-Etna Industrial Park in the Greater Columbus area. The center will put about 18 acres under roof. According to Hemmer, the facility

Prologis has chosen the Paul Hemmer Co. to build a 770,000-s.f.industrial distribution facility in Prologis Park 70-Etna Industrial Park in the Greater Columbus area. Whencompleted by Hemmer, the facility will be one of the larger structures in the Tri-state, putting under roofthe equivalent of nearly 18 acres.

The Paul Hemmer Co. has been chosen to build a 770,000-squarefoot industrial distribution facility in Greater Columbus. Built forindustrial real estate developer and owner Prologis, the building willput under roof the equivalent of nearly 18 acres.

ProLogis has picked Paul Hemmer Co. to build a 770,000-square-foot warehouse for SpeedFC. The Fort Mitchell, Ky.-based contractor has put the project on the fast track so it can open this fall, according to a press release. To make deadline, it will use pre-cast concrete wall panels fabricated off-site.

The Paul Hemmer Co. and Messer Financial Services have combined to form BuildingManagement Partners, a new venture with the goal of becoming the region’s leading provider ofbuilding management services. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The Paul Hemmer Co. andMesser Financial Services have formed anew building management company to serve the Dayton andGreater Cincinnati markets.