The campus served as HSN’s home for 47 years before its parent company, QVC Group, announced in early 2025 that it would consolidate HSN and QVC operations at its Studio Park headquarters in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
CBRE began marketing the property for sale last April.
The former campus is currently occupied by surface parking and nine existing buildings, all of which would be demolished to make way for the new development.
Greystar plans to construct three concrete warehouse buildings totaling 401,698 square feet in a single phase.
The buildings would total 92,806, 145,406, and 163,486 square feet and rise up to 45 feet tall.
Designs call for a contemporary gray, white, and blue color scheme, with large windows facing a stormwater pond and parking areas, while loading bays would be oriented inward.