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Newmark announces the sale of 9017 Red Branch Road, a 57,272-square-foot Class A industrial building located in Columbia, Maryland, along the Baltimore-Washington Corridor. An affiliate of May Riegler Properties, a Washington, DC-based investment and development firm, purchased the property from Grebow Investments. At 28-percent leased, the small bay industrial asset sold for $4.3M. This is May Riegler’s third acquisition on Red Branch Road.
Executive Managing Director Cris Abramson, Director Nicholas Signor and Associate Director Ben McCarty of Newmark’s Maryland Capital Markets team facilitated the sale.
“This sale represented a rare opportunity to place value-add capital in a submarket with greater than 95-percent occupancy,” said Abramson. “Small bay industrial product continues to be a favorite among investors.”
Newmark’s Brian Kruger and Associate Erik Evans have been selected by the new ownership to handle leasing for the project.
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