Fontana Industrial Portfolio Acquired for $83.5 Million
'Local municipal headwinds, AB 98, and general land scarcity are causing significant barriers to new development. Once economic conditions stabilize and tenant demand normalizes, we believe we will see value appreciation for existing assets,' said Paul Jones, managing director of Bridge Logistics Properties, in a statement.
The company was founded in 2021 and now has more than 16 million square feet under management. It was founded by industrial real estate veterans with prior tenure at Brookfield, Prologis, IDI Logistics, Duke Realty, Hines and KTR Partners.
Information for this article was sourced from Bridge Logistics Partners.
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