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Miss any industrial outdoor storage (IOS) activity in September? We’ve got you covered with the biggest deals of the month.
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Top Transactions: This week we’re featuring some of the top transactions of September 2025. Let us know if you had others that should be on the podium!
IOS YARDDOGS TOP DEALS
September 2025

ACQUISITION: Jadian IOS closed on a 7-acre industrial outdoor storage facility in Pompano Beach, FL. The site includes an 8,000 SF office with 3 dock-high loading positions and is located directly off I-95. Positioned 15 minutes from Fort Lauderdale International Airport and 35 minutes from Palm Beach International Airport, it offers prime accessibility for logistics users.

ACQUISITION: Blacktop Industrial acquired Roslyn Business Park, a 337K SF, 45-acre heavy infrastructure industrial campus in Houston’s Northwest submarket. The deal marks Blacktop’s first strategic investment in mission-critical manufacturing, logistics, and IOS properties positioned to benefit from energy and transportation growth. CEO Ricardo Cardoso emphasized that Roslyn exemplifies their strategy of targeting infrastructure-intensive assets in high-growth Texas markets, with more acquisitions expected soon.

ACQUISITION: Open Industrial acquired a 2.2-acre IOS property at 11100–11102 Air Park Rd in Ashland, VA, featuring 24,000 SF of office/warehouse space with roll-up doors and a paved/graveled yard. The site, zoned heavy industrial (M-3), is fully leased to SiteOne Landscape Supply and Case Polytech. Located near Hanover County Municipal Airport, the property adds a strategic, high-demand industrial asset to Open Industrial’s portfolio.

ACQUISITION: Alterra IOS acquired an 11.75-acre industrial site at 7405 28th Street Court E in Sarasota, FL, improved with 34,000 SF of buildings. The property is strategically located just three miles from Sarasota Bradenton International Airport and near I-75 and FL-618. This acquisition expands Alterra’s footprint in Florida with a well-located, functional IOS asset.

ACQUISITION: Unique Properties closed the $11.5M sale of 1700 E 68th Ave in Denver, CO, featuring an 82,394 SF warehouse on 6.3 acres. The off-market deal includes expansive outdoor yard/storage and immediate access to I-25/I-70, offering strong IOS functionality. The property is anchored by two tenants and delivers long-term land-backed value.

ACQUISITION: Everwood acquired the Black Lake IOS property in Tampa for $10.25M in an off-market deal, marking its third Tampa Bay acquisition in the past year. The 14-acre site on State Road 54 strengthens their logistics and IOS portfolio in the high-growth, supply-constrained Tampa market. JLL’s Peter Cecora and Olivia Brock represented the deal.

ACQUISITION: Green Courte Partners acquired a 28-acre IOS property in Chesapeake, VA, featuring a marine bulkhead, rail spur, and 165,000 SF of industrial buildings, with Precon Marine leasing back part of the site. The remaining space is leased to four tenants, providing stable long-term cash flow. The acquisition expands Green Courte’s national IOS platform, particularly in port-focused logistics hubs like Hampton Roads.

ACQUISITION: Stonemont Financial Group acquired a 67,000-SF industrial service facility on 32 acres in Logan Township, NJ’s Pureland Industrial Complex. The site includes office space, outdoor storage, seven drive-in doors, two dock doors, and onsite rail access. KBC Advisors is marketing the property for lease, while the seller and price were not disclosed.
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