Deal Size
$105.0M
Cap Rate
Est. 5.80%
$/SF
$256
Size
410K SF
Occupancy
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Expansion into the Inland Empire industrial market via acquisition of a significant warehouse asset.
MDH Partners is expanding its industrial footprint nationally, evidenced by this acquisition in California despite being headquartered in Atlanta.
Seller motivation not disclosed, but the sale of a significant asset suggests portfolio rebalancing or realization of value in a strong market.
The $105M acquisition price for a 410,000 SF asset in the Inland Empire confirms continued institutional investor appetite for large-scale logistics facilities in Southern California.
The Inland Empire is a major logistics and distribution hub benefiting from proximity to the Ports of LA/Long Beach and strong regional population growth driving e-commerce demand.
Competes with other large-scale distribution centers in the Chino/Ontario submarkets, which are highly sought after for last-mile and regional fulfillment.
The Inland Empire has a robust industrial pipeline, but demand often keeps pace due to high absorption rates driven by e-commerce growth.
Rent growth in the Inland Empire industrial sector remains strong, driven by sustained demand for logistics space and limited developable land in prime locations.
The asset is part of a five-state portfolio acquisition, which may introduce operational complexity or require MDH Partners to manage assets outside their core geographic focus.
MediumMDH Partners is an established investment firm, suggesting they have the operational capacity to manage a multi-state portfolio.
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