TORONTO- H&R REIT has acquired 2.17 million sf of industrial in three large distribution properties that are leased long-term to Nestle USA. The locally based REIT focused on US real estate says it paid $143.74 million (C$169 million) in cash and assumed debt for the portfolio.

The properties were constructed in 1993 and are located near major interstate highways and rail lines. Nestle has invested heavily in the buildings. Its average remaining term on the leases is 12 years. The properties have a combined 90 acres of expansion land.

As part of the transaction H&R is assuming existing financing of $100 million. The nonrecourse loan is due February 2012.

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