GRIFFIN, GA. — PNK Group has begun construction on PNK Griffin 200, a 1 million-square-foot speculative industrial facility located at 35 S. McDonough Road in Griffin, about 38 miles south of Atlanta. The property will be developed using PNK Group’s prefabricated Building Assembly Set (BAS) technology and will feature 40-foot clear heights, 194 dock doors, four drive-in doors, a 185-foot truck court, 245 trailer parking spaces and 480 car parking spaces. PNK Griffin 200 is PNK Group’s second project in the industrial park as the New York-based developer recently delivered a 306,000-square-foot build-to-suit facility for Rinnai America Corp.
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RENO, NEV. — Metcalf Builders has completed construction of East Building 6 at the Comstock Commerce Center, a $24 million project within the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center (TRIC) in Reno. Locus Development Group owns the building, which is ready to support tenant operations. Located at 2200 USA Parkway, East Building 6 features 475,880 square feet of bulk industrial space designed to meet logistics, warehousing and manufacturing needs. East Building 6 is part of the Comstock Commerce Center, a master-planned industrial development within TRIC.
Trumark Real Estate Management Buys Multi-Tenant Industrial Building in Peoria, Arizona for $20.7M
by Amy Works
PEORIA, ARIZ. — Trumark Real Estate Management has acquired a multi-tenant industrial building, located at 8700 N. 91st Ave. in Peoria, from The Initial Development Co. for $20.7 million. Geoffrey Turbow of CBRE represented the buyer in the transaction. The asset was acquired as part of a 1031 exchange. Completed in 2024, the 75,549-square-foot, multi-tenant industrial property features grade-level doors to each bay, two shared loading docks and visibility and signage opportunities along Loop 101. At the time of sale, the property was fully occupied.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. — Marcus & Millichap has negotiated the sale of a flex industrial building located at 3450 N. Nevada Ave. in Colorado Springs. A private investor group based in California and New York acquired the property for $4.5 million. Max Rist and Brandon Kramer of Marcus & Millichap’s Denver office represented the seller, a Colorado Springs-based private partnership, in the deal. Built in 1966 on 2.8 acres, the 54,882-square-foot industrial/flex asset is configured into two functional suites, allowing for single-user or multi-tenant occupancy. The buyer plans to redevelop the property to better accommodate modern industrial tenant requirements.
MERRILLVILLE AND WHITESTOWN, IND. — The Missner Group has acquired three Class A industrial properties totaling 843,531 square feet in Indiana. The acquisition includes a two-building, 540,986-square-foot portfolio located at 9401 and 9602 Georgia St. in Merrillville and a newly constructed 302,545-square-foot logistics facility situated within 65 Commerce Park in Whitestown. With the addition of these assets, Missner will nearly double its industrial portfolio from roughly 1.2 million square feet to more than 2.2 million square feet. Built in 2021 and 2022, the Merrillville portfolio is fully leased to four tenants, including NFI Industries, WABTEC and EMCOR-Hyre Electric Co. of Indiana. Located roughly 40 miles from downtown Chicago, the properties provide direct access to I-65, I-80/I-94 and I-90. The Whitestown property, completed in 2023, is fully leased to Style Link Logistics LLC and backed by a corporate guaranty from SHEIN Distribution Corp. The facility features a clear height of 32 feet, ESFR sprinklers, LED lighting, 30 dock doors, trailer parking, multi-tenant flexibility and proximity to the Indianapolis International Airport. Missner will oversee management of the assets. CBRE National Partners represented the sellers in the Whitestown transaction.
MOUNT PLEASANT, IOWA — Opus has broken ground on an advanced manufacturing facility for ContiTech, a group sector of Continental, at its existing plant in Mount Pleasant within eastern Iowa. At more than 80,000 square feet, the new compounding center will integrate production, warehouse and office operations to support ContiTech’s hose and belt businesses while optimizing its North American mixing footprint. The project will include a three-story, 17,472-square-foot mixing facility, an automated high-bay warehouse, shipping and receiving, bulk storage and a 4,250-square-foot office and lab space. The three-story mixing facility will support a specialized vertical manufacturing process in which raw materials are introduced on the upper level and move through advanced mixing lines to lower floors. Opus is the design-builder, Martin Gardner Architects is the architect and Raker Rhodes Engineering is the structural engineer. Completion is slated for June 2027.
ALGONQUIN, ILL. — Fromm International LLC has signed a 72,745-square-foot industrial lease at Algonquin Corporate Center in the Chicago suburb of Algonquin. The manufacturer of professional salon tools and accessories is relocating its national distribution operations from the O’Hare submarket. Adam Marshall and Mark Deady of Newmark represented the tenant, with Newmark’s Cooper Weisman and Dylan Weisman providing strategic support. Mike Sedjo and John Hamilton of CBRE and Ben Dickey of Stream Realty Partners represented the landlord, NorthPoint Development. Fromm International will occupy space within Building 1 of the five-building, 1.7 million-square-foot campus. Constructed in 2022, the facility features a clear height of 36 feet, 130-foot truck courts, ESFR sprinkler systems and spec office space.
NEW YORK CITY — ASAK Solutions Inc., a provider of ground-handling services for the aviation industry, has signed a 16,515-square-foot industrial lease in the Jamaica area of Queens. The facility at 152-15 Rockaway Blvd. will support the company’s ramp and cargo handling business as JFK International Airport. Joseph Hentze Jr. of Cushman & Wakefield represented the tenant in the lease negotiations. Joseph Lagano and Reid Berch of Avison Young represented the landlord, Boston-based Longpoint Partners.
AVONDALE, ARIZ. — Prime Data Centers, a Dallas-based developer and operator of hyperscale and purpose-built data centers, has broken ground on the first three facilities at PHX01, a five-building data center campus in Avondale. The 66.5-acre park sits roughly 19 miles west of Phoenix via I-10. Each data center at PHX01 will span 267,000 square feet and offer 48 megawatts (MW) of critical IT load capacity. The 1.3 million-square-foot campus will offer 240MW of total critical power upon completion. “Breaking ground on PHX01’s first three buildings is a defining moment for Prime’s partnership with Avondale and for the greater Phoenix region,” says Michael Wall, executive vice president of product delivery at Prime Data Centers. “This first phase represents the beginning of a long-term investment in Avondale, and the infrastructure we are putting in place today is built to scale alongside the demands of our customers for years to come.” An undisclosed hyperscale user has committed to leasing the first three buildings for which construction is underway at PHX01. Prime Data Centers is marketing Buildings 4 and 5 to single or multi-tenant hyperscale users. “This more than $3 billion investment by Prime with its customers investing an average 2X more represents a …
When it comes to the Florida commercial real estate market, the conversation typically gravitates toward the larger metro areas. However, for those of us on the ground, it’s clear that Southwest Florida is becoming a key player in the state, particularly for industrial users. By nearly every measurable standard — population growth, job creation and infrastructure investment — Southwest Florida continues to outperform much of the United States. Industrial users and investors have taken notice, and so far in 2026, leasing activity has already outpaced all quarters in 2025. According to the latest Colliers market report, the market has absorbed 115,777 square feet of flex and industrial space in the first quarter alone, compared to fourth-quarter 2025 which saw (-189,303 square feet) of negative absorption. This is due to pent-up demand from users taking a cautious “wait-and-see” approach last year. And while the factors preventing them from making decisions in 2025 still exist, the sheer necessity of a physical presence in the area has finally outweighed the perceived risks. ‘Supply reset’ On paper, the data might give pause. Overall vacancy in Southwest Florida rose to 9.7 percent in first-quarter 2026, a sharp departure from the 7.2 percent we saw just …