Industrial

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CapRock Partners buys an industrial property in Commerce and plans to create two separate properties on a single parcel to drive value.

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The latest deals and noteworthy events in the Midwest region.

Securing project approvals, assessing inherent project challenges early and leveraging advantages are key when redeveloping old or outdated industrial properties for modern use, Premier's Steven Gabbert tells GlobeSt.com.

The main reason is yield, since investors are accustomed to a certain pricing level and yield expectations, and markets like Arizona, Texas and Colorado can offer it, M&M's Nick Totah tells GlobeSt.com.

Much of the market's energy comes from e-commerce and third-party logistics users, which have helped push the overall vacancy to just 5.2%.

The state-of-the-art facility occupies nearly 28 acres and features a 40-foot clear height; 62 manually-operated rear dock doors and two drive-in doors; a 130-foot deep truck court; 355 car spaces; and 74 trailer spaces.