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Tuesday Trades: IOS Deals - January 21, 2025
The deals you need this week
When your broker tells you the off market deal traded away from you
YardDogs -
Welcome back to Tuesday Trades!
In today’s email:
Transactions: This week we’re all over the country highlighting acquisitions in Brooklyn, Long Island, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, and Mechanicsburg. Plus a lease signed outside of Chicago!
On The Market: Don’t miss an opportunity to buy in Charleston, SC
Recs: Take a look at what JP Morgan has published about the outlook for tariffs and potential impact on your portfolio.
CLOSED TRANSACTIONS
Acquisitions and Dispositions
ACQUISITION: PIDC, Philadelphia’s public-private economic development corporation, sold 2703 Black Lake, a 7-acre IOS facility located in the Byberry East Industrial Park in Philadelphia to a regional investor and developer. The transaction was led by Senior Vice Presidents Brad Boone and Brian McCurdy of Colliers.
ACQUISITION: Open Industrial recently closed on a 4.8-acre IOS property located at 2775 Betty Lane Las Vegas, NV. This marks Open Industrial’s first acquisition in the Las Vegas MSA. The Property is currently available for lease, and management has retained Eric Molfetta, SIOR, MBA and Amanda Irving with Molfetta Industrial Group to represent the landlord in leasing efforts. Ian Diaz from Marcus & Millichap sourced this deal off-market for the team and Matt Potolicchio led the acquisition for Open Industrial.
ACQUISITION: Pasa Properties acquired 4 Keener Drive in Mechanicsburg, PA. The property will be used to store trailers and other equipment, aiding in streamlining operations for continued growth. Vasiliki Truong and Vincenzo Ferranti facilitated the transaction. Brett Woodburn and Jasmin (Jazz) Osojkić helped get this deal closed.
DISPOSITION: TerraCRG facilitated the sale of 410 Kingsland Ave, a 10 AC industrial site in Greenpoint (Brooklyn, NYC) to Prologis for $120 million. TerraCRG represented ExxonMobile in one of the largest trades of 2024.
DISPOSITION: The JLL Suburban Tri-State Capital Markets facilitated the $15.25 million sale of 901-931 Burman Boulevard, a 189,631-square-foot industrial facility on 20-acres in Calverton, New York. KABR Group sold the asset to Corniche Capital. This two-tenant property in Suffolk County on Long Island has additional land for outside storage and development, ideal for future last-mile distribution to the North Fork and Hamptons. Jason Lundy at JLL worked on the transaction.
LEASES SIGNED
Recently Leased Properties
LEASED: Ketone Partners announced the signing of a long-term lease with Monroe Truck Equipment - Aebi Schmidt Group at their state-of-the-art maintenance facility located at 3350 Channohan Rd, Joliet, IL. The site is near the newly completed Houbolt Road Extension and provides access to essential transportation networks to support Monroe's continued growth and commitment to quality and innovation in the industry. Eric Tresslar and Steve Connolly from NAI Hiffman, represented Ketone. Kyle Schuhmacher, Jennifer H., Lynn Repak, MBA, and Kathleen Colias represented the Ketone team.
ON THE MARKET
For Sale
FOR SALE: 3255 Fortune Drive, Charleston, SC is for sale! The property features 2.36 AC with a 30,000 SF building with easy access to I-26. The property is being offered at $5,050,000 which is just over a 6.0% Cap. Reach out to Jon-Michael Brock and Alex Whittemore at Apex Investment Property Group for more information.
RECS
Worth a Look
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