Inside Lisa Frank's abandoned rainbow-covered factory that has an asking price of $17 million

In 1996, Lisa Frank opened every '90s kid's dream factory, according to the Arizona Daily Star.A 2012 video tour by Urban Outfitters Television showed that it was painted with bright rainbow hearts, stars, and musical notes. The windows to the entryway were all tinted pink. We visited ourselves, and here's what Lisa Frank's abandoned factory looks like in 2018.The factory is visible through a fence.CNN reported in 1998 that Frank's 300,000 square foot factory was churning out $250 million of product a year. But her fantasy land soon faded. In 2013, the Arizona Daily Star reported that her 350 employees had fallen to just six. By 2016, the Arizona Daily Star reported that her building had been empty for five years. All that was left was the inventory archive.It's housed on Lisa Frank avenue.The space has been for sale for years, with a $17 million asking price, according to the realtor's website. It's a unique offeringa giant rainbow explosion in the dry desert of Tucson, Arizona. Weeds have grown over the parking lots and the colorful paint is chipping off the 30 empty loading dock doors.The fence is adorned with Frank's signature symbols.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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