Midwest Industrial Funds continues to actively pursue the acquisition of single and multi-tenant industrial real estate assets, development and land opportunities.
Some of our targeted transaction types include:
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- Infill property acquisitions for speculative or build-to-suit redevelopment.
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- Greenfield land acquisitions for speculative or build-to-suit redevelopment.
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- “Market Maker” deals where a tenant wants to lease space in a building that is for sale (or needs to be built) and brings in Midwest Industrial to close quickly, complete the tenant/building improvements and become the new landlord.
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- Portfolio and multi-building acquisitions with any amount of vacancy.
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- Sale-leasebacks—long term or short term, full or partial building with credit or non-credit tenants.
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- Properties with vacancy that need significant repositioning, renovations or redevelopment to become functional and market ready.
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- Stabilized properties at market cap rates and prices.
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- Extenuating seller circumstances such as the need for ultra-quick buyer due diligence, non-refundable earnest money deposits and quick closings.
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- Property ownership joint ventures with the tenant that leases/occupies the property.
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- Unimproved and un-entitled land in the path of progress for future development.
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- Note sales—performing or non-performing.
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- Non-institutional and specialty properties that have strong cash flow–trailer parking, truck repair facilities, etc.