Brennan Acquires 263,000 SF Surplus Industrial Building in Cincinnati
Prior to closing, full building leased to Trew under a long-term lease
The property was constructed in 1986 and was expanded/renovated in 2000. The building features 390 auto parking stalls, a 130-foot-deep truck court with trailer parking stalls, 25-feet clear ceiling heights, 4800 amps power, three five-ton cranes, and an outdoor storage area.
The infill property is located 15 miles north of downtown
"This acquisition continues our value-add strategy of investing in highly functional, well-located industrial assets in areas with strong demographic trends," explained
"We are excited to add this infill property to our ever-growing Midwest portfolio, which now totals over 26.7M square feet, said
About Brennan Investment Group
Brennan Investment Group, a
Brennan Investment Group co-invests with private and institutional capital to achieve outstanding risk-adjusted returns. The firm's management team is among the most accomplished in its industry, having invested in over 5,000 properties covering more than 60 cities throughout
For more information on Brennan Investment Group, go to brennanllc.com.
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