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Mesa industrial building sells for $29.4 million
Cushman and Wakefield
A Mesa industrial building has exchanged hands for a cool $29.42 million, Cushman and Wakefield announced.
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A Mesa industrial building has exchanged hands for a cool $29.42 million, Cushman and Wakefield announced.
The 141,117-square-foot building is located at Pecos and Hawes roads, according to a press release.
California-based Libitzky Property Companies purchased the property.
The building offers up a private truck court with optimal loading capabilities, 28 dock doors with multiple access points, the press release stated.
"This newly-constructed Class A building is a premier industrial asset offering a strategic location with excellent connectivity, superior features and robust market fundamentals," said Phil Haene of Cushman and Wakefield.
