Industrial Properties
Selling an industrial property can be a complex process, and many property owners choose to work with a broker to help them navigate the market and find a buyer. Here are some things to keep in mind when selling an industrial property with a broker:
Choose the right broker: We understand industrial properties and have a track record of successful sales. Our extensive experience, knowledge of the local market, and reputation in the industry are the keys to our success.
Prepare your property: Before listing your property, make sure it’s in good condition and that any necessary repairs or upgrades have been made. Consider having an inspection done to identify any issues that could affect the sale.
Set a realistic price: We can help you determine a fair market value for your property based on factors like its size, location, and condition. We will make sure you’re comfortable with the price and understand how it was determined.
Market your property: We have a marketing plan that includes online and offline channels to reach potential buyers. This will include listing your property on commercial real estate websites, using social media to promote it, and reaching out to our network of buyers and brokers.
Negotiate and close the sale: We will handle negotiations with potential buyers and work to get you the best possible price and terms. Once an offer is accepted, we will guide you through the closing process, which can involve legal and financial documents, inspections, and other tasks.
Throughout the process, it’s important to maintain open communication with us and ask any questions you have. Selling an industrial property can be a major financial decision, and working with us can help you navigate the process with confidence.
Industrial Properties Feed
- Defense Contractor Leases Flexible Space in Chelmsford March 20, 2025Hunneman Real Estate brokered an 11,248 square-foot, 12-year lease of CKM Real Estate’s 250 Apollo in Chelmsford, MA to Triton Systems, an advanced materials, coatings and systems engineering product development firm that has been a defense contractor for more than 30 years. To facilitate the move, 250 Apollo will undergo significant infrastructure upgrades to reflect the […]Paul Bubny
- Venture One Buys 219K-SF Waukegan Industrial Facility March 20, 2025Venture One Real Estate, through its acquisition fund, VK Industrial VII, LP, has closed on the acquisition of a 218,617-square-foot industrial building located at 2431 Delany Road in Waukegan, Illinois. Eric Fischer, Brett Kroner, Keith Puritz, and Marc Samuels of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction. Whit Heitman and Jack Fitzpatrick of […]Jasmine Kilman
- Goodman Breaks Ground on 49.5-MW Data Center in Vernon March 20, 2025Goodman Group commenced construction of Goodman LAX01 Vernon, a 49.5-megawatt data center in Vernon. Sitting on a 5.6-acre site, the three-level facility will provide an estimated 32 MW of critical IT capacity once fully fitted out. The data center will be powered shell-ready by mid-2026. Greg Goodman, CEO of Goodman Group said, “LAX01 continues the […]Paul Bubny
- McCraney Building $45M Concord Warehouse Park March 20, 2025McCraney Property Co. is building a $45 million industrial park in Concord. Called Concord Gateway, the 55-acre site is just off Exit 55 of Interstate 85. The plans call for the construction of eight buildings between 10,000 and 64,000 square feet, which would accommodate users from 4,000 to 30,000 square feet. Charlotte Business Journal reports […]Mike Boyd
- Wonderful Real Estate’s Joe Vargas on Making the Deal Work for You March 19, 2025Although the 12-month horizon for Southern California’s industrial market isn’t readily visible, Wonderful Real Estate president Joe Vargas has a clear view of the current landscape. “We’re operating in an environment where we’re trying to work through three major issues,” he told Connect CRE. These include “the aftereffects of a presidential election, catastrophic fires, and […]Paul Bubny
- Nvidia to Build Quantum Research Center in Boston Area March 19, 2025Chipmaker NVIDIA announced it will build a Boston-based research center to advance quantum computing. The NVIDIA Accelerated Quantum Research Center, or NVAQC, will integrate leading quantum hardware with AI supercomputers, enabling what is known as accelerated quantum supercomputing, according to the Santa Clara, CA-based company. Leading quantum computing innovators, including Quantinuum, Quantum Machines and QuEra Computing, will […]Paul Bubny
- TruCore Investments Acquires Industrial Facility in Lansing March 19, 2025TruCore Investments has acquired a fully leased, 30,770-square-foot industrial facility located at 4908 Contec Drive in Lansing, Michigan. The deal was executed with brokerage assistance from Christopher Miller at Martin Commercial Properties. TruCore secured the property through a direct transaction, avoiding a competitive bid process. The facility, built in 1999, sits on 2.20 acres and […]Jasmine Kilman
- Shopoff Will Re-Entitle Amway Site for Residential Use March 19, 2025Shopoff Realty Investments said Wednesday that in partnership with a national home builder, it has acquired a 13.75-acre property in Buena Park that it plans to re-entitle for residential use. The property is currently occupied by Amway Corporation with a corporate sale-leaseback in place. The property is currently developed with two industrial buildings totaling approximately […]Paul Bubny
- Meta Going All Green for Austin Data Center March 19, 2025One of the biggest constraints on developing data centers is the energy requirements needed to power the stacks of computers. Meta Platforms is all-in with renewable energy for its newest data center in downtown Austin. Construction on the solar project is set to begin later this year. The Austin Business Journal reports the company and […]Mike Boyd
- Puyallup Tribe, NW Seaport Alliance Plan New Tacoma Terminal March 18, 2025The Puyallup Tribe of Indians has entered into a historic partnership agreement with the Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA), which will include developing a new berth at the Port of Tacoma. The move expands current berth (pier) capacity for the world’s largest shipping lines, positioning the Seattle and Tacoma gateway to gain market share and increase […]Jasmine Kilman
