Coro Realty acquired a 239,370 SF industrial facility at 3501 1st Ave. N in Birmingham’s Eastside submarket for $13.8M. Tripp Alexander and Will Canary of Colliers represented the buyer; Jake Viverette, Will Redding of The Overton Group, and Edwin Moss, Benjamin Bottcher of JH Berry represented the
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“This lease renewal highlights the durability of well-located industrial assets in the Gateway Cities.”
“Goleta has become a real quantum-ready real estate market with real strategic relevance. This portfolio was assembled around that view.”
“Despite multiple setbacks and moments when the deal nearly fell apart, we were able to navigate each challenge and successfully close the transaction.”
“With ownership, myself and the tenants team, we worked through the New York State Office Cannabis Management process, which took over eight months to finalize.”
“The lease has had a direct impact on the downtown Seattle market by adding vibrancy to an area that had otherwise been stagnating.”
“Continued investment in Minneapolis is vitally important to both Minneapolis and the State of Minnesota. This sale demonstrates ongoing investment into critical office infrastructure.”
“There’s a lot of money sitting on the sidelines... So you’ve got a lot of demand for the properties that we have here.”
“These are land parcels that have never come up before that alone accounted for 60% of the 2025 commercial real estate sales volume.”
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