APR Energy, which is leaving NorthPoint Industrial Park, will move its Jacksonville headquarters space to Deerwood North as it moves distribution to Park 295 Industrial Park.
NAI Hallmark brokered a move for APR into 15,000 square feet of office space at 4600 Touchton Road in Deerwood North in South Jacksonville.
NAI Hallmark reported in its Jacksonville Metro Q1 2021 Market Report that Managing Partner Christian Harden and Industrial Vice President Jason Purdy represented APR Energy in the February office deal.
Jacksonville-based APR, founded in 2004, provides power plants on a fast-track basis around the world.
APR Energy was publicly traded before a buyout by a group of private equity firms in 2016.
APR was sold again in February 2020 for $750 million to Atlas Corp., a publicly traded Hong Kong-based holding company.
APR is leaving the 186,452-square-foot Building 3 at 3600 Port Jacksonville Parkway in NorthPoint Industrial Park.
The city issued a permit May 4 for Dav-Lin Interior Contractors Inc. to build-out 42,038 square feet of industrial space for APR Energy in Park 295 at 2619 Ignition Drive, No. 4, at an estimated cost of $500,000.
The park is in Northwest Jacksonville at Interstate 295 and Duval Road.
APR Energy is downsizing its Jacksonville presence. APR and Atlas have not responded to a request for comment.
In August, APR Energy filed a notice with state officials saying it permanently will lay off 50 of its 150 workers at its Jacksonville headquarters at 3600 Port Jacksonville Parkway.
The letter sent July 29 under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act said the layoffs would begin in late September.
Publicly traded Atlas said APR’s revenue was $242 million last year.
APR Energy says it provides rapidly deployable, large-scale power and fast-track mobile power to underserved markets and industries.
APR’s mobile, turnkey power plants help run cities, countries and industries worldwide in developed and developing markets.