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Warehouse Feeding Frenzy Pushes Some Investors to Older, Smaller Buildings

Case in Point: Unilev Capital Paid $32.5 Million for a Six-Building, Multi-Tenant Portfolio Near Chicago
Unilev Capital’s recent $32.5 million purchase of a 358,616-square-foot industrial portfolio in Morton Grove, Illinois, included three warehouses on Oakton Street. (CoStar)
Unilev Capital’s recent $32.5 million purchase of a 358,616-square-foot industrial portfolio in Morton Grove, Illinois, included three warehouses on Oakton Street. (CoStar)
CoStar News
May 3, 2022 | 9:32 P.M.

As record amounts of money flow into massive warehouses leased to name-brand tenants such as online retailer Amazon, smaller and older industrial buildings also are attracting attention from investors looking to capitalize on a shortage of space.

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