For Property Owners
Sell your industrial property to a principal buyer.
No listing process, no commission, no auction. A direct conversation, a clear range, and a close on your timeline.
Acquisition Process
Five steps from first call to closing.
- 01
Submit
Share the address, acreage, and any lease or condition detail you have.
- 02
Review
We evaluate use, yard condition, and market rents — usually within a week.
- 03
Offer
You receive an indicative range or a written letter of intent.
- 04
Diligence
Focused diligence on title, environmental, survey, and site condition.
- 05
Close
We close on our own capital, on your timeline.
Submit a Property
Tell us about your property.
All submissions are reviewed by a principal and treated confidentially. Fields marked with a gold asterisk are required.
FAQ
Questions from property owners.
What types of industrial property do you buy?
Industrial outdoor storage yards, contractor yards, truck terminals and fleet facilities, small-bay industrial and flex parks, equipment storage sites, and industrial land — typically 1 to 25 usable acres.
Do you buy vacant or underutilized properties?
Yes. Vacant, partially leased, and deferred-maintenance properties are often the best fit because our team can price and self-manage the improvement plan.
How quickly can you provide pricing?
After a short call and basic site information, we typically provide an indicative value range within three to five business days.
Do you charge a commission?
No. We are a principal buyer, not a broker. If you are represented by a broker, we work with them directly and respect the engagement.
Will you re-trade the price during diligence?
Our practice is to underwrite carefully up front so the price we sign is the price we close. Adjustments occur only if diligence uncovers a material condition that was not disclosed.
Can you accommodate a sale-leaseback?
Yes. Sale-leasebacks are common with owner-users who want to unlock capital while continuing to operate from the site.