LEX Announces IPO of Prime New England Industrial Asset
LEX has launched an IPO for The Landing at One Chestnut, an industrial building in Nashua, New Hampshire, following its successful 286 Lenox IPO in Harlem, New York. This 430,804 square foot facility is strategically located near Boston, boasting low industrial vacancy rates. The property is well-leased with over 50 tenants, including Extra Space Storage, which occupies over 57% of the space and has a 30-year tenancy. Investors can benefit from tax advantages and the potential for cash distributions, with shares trading on the secondary market following the offering period.
- The Landing at One Chestnut is strategically located in Nashua, appealing to investors and tenants.
- The building has over 50 tenants, including Extra Space Storage, indicating strong demand.
- Low industrial vacancy rates in the area suggest potential for increased rental rates and value appreciation.
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“One Chestnut is a key part of our portfolio, and we're excited to share this investment opportunity with the public through our partnership with LEX,” said
“The MFD team has spent a number of years repositioning the asset, providing the upgrades that our tenants want,” said
As of this writing, One Chestnut has more than 50 tenants, including the four largest that occupy more than
"The One Chestnut IPO is a signal of our continued and strong momentum this year," said
One Chestnut is open to all U.S. investors. Investors can benefit from the favorable tax treatment associated with direct ownership of real estate and will receive their proportional share of any cash distributions along with the owner.
Once the initial offering period ends, shares can be held in any brokerage account. One Chestnut will be assigned a ticker symbol and trade on the secondary market, just like any other stock. Shares will trade during standard market hours.
Please visit LEX’s offering page for more information about The Landing at One Chestnut.
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