BLP Acquires Off-Market Industrial Property - Marks 21st Deal and $789 Million Closed Since Initial Investment Seven Months Ago
Bridge Logistics Properties (BLP), a subsidiary of Bridge Investment Group Holdings Inc. (NYSE: BRDG), has acquired a 14.3-acre off-market truck terminal in Rialto, California. This acquisition marks BLP's 21st deal within seven months, totaling $789 million in real estate investments. The newly acquired terminal features a 41,110 square foot facility with excess yard space for trailer parking. BLP's leadership, with significant industry experience, claims the transaction reflects the high demand and low supply for functional truck terminals in key U.S. markets.
- Acquisition of a strategically located 14.3-acre truck terminal in Rialto, California enhances BLP's logistics portfolio.
- BLP has quickly amassed a $789 million real estate portfolio in seven months, showcasing strong growth.
- Leadership team possesses extensive experience, having closed over $20 billion in transactions previously.
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“Given the supply-demand imbalance for functional truck terminals within densely populated MSAs, this off-market acquisition of
Willow features a 41,110 SF terminal with 76-DH positions, 6.7 acres of excess yard space for trailer parking, and a maintenance facility with truck wash.
The BLP leadership team has a long history of uncovering and executing “value” transactions in Tier 1 markets across the country – having closed over
“Ninety-one percent of BLP deals have been sourced off-market or in selectively-marketed situations,
In addition to the recent off-market Willow deal executed with
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Gateway Logistics at 429 in
Orlando, Florida – a 130-acre development site that will consist of seven class A industrial buildings totaling approximately 1.4 million SF, completed withDavid Murphy andMonica Perez Wonus of CBRE -
10808 6th Street inRancho Cucamonga, California – a 175,291 SF core plus acquisition completed withJoey Jones of Colliers -
12400 Industry Street inGarden Grove, California – a 64,200 SF value-add acquisition completed withCameron Driscoll andLuke McDaniel of JLL -
Rialto Distribution Center in
Rialto, California – a 24-acre development site that supports a state-of-the-art 400,000 SF building, completed withCody Wolf of DAUM Commercial -
1910
E Dominguez inCarson, California – a 30,000 SF value-add acquisition completed withDavid Grote of Klabin Companies -
250 Circle Drive North inPiscataway, New Jersey – a 59,572 SF core plus acquisition with an 0.8-acre yard, completed withChristopher Griffith of Cushman & Wakefield
“We are a cycle-tested, value-focused investment manager led by regional partners with over 100 years of combined experience in the logistics sector,” commented
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