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Posted: May 30, 2008
High Street Equity Advisors acquires three bldgs. for $17.7 million
High Street Equity Advisors, LLC acquired three class A distribution facilities totaling 421,300 s/f. Located in the northwest submarket of the city, these purchased properties increase the firm's greater city investments to seven buildings totaling 1.621 million s/f. Situated within a one-mile radius of each other, the three 100% leased distribution buildings are located at 4434 Mulhauser Rd. (140,800 s/f), 9449 Glades Dr. (168,000 s/f), and 12072 Best Place (112,500 s/f). These properties, purchased for a total of $17.7 million, are part of a larger $95 million portfolio acquisition.
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