NEW YORK CITY — Global alternative investment firm Investcorp has completed the $400 million acquisition of an industrial portfolio located in markets across the Eastern and Western United States. The seller was not disclosed. Totaling 2.6 million square feet, the portfolio comprises 35 buildings across seven markets.
Properties in the portfolio include a 76,000-square-foot, two-building portfolio in Philadelphia; a 44,000-square-foot building in New Jersey; 92,000 square feet across two buildings on Long Island; a 1.3 million-square-foot logistics portfolio in Sacramento, Calif.; 156,000 square feet across two buildings in Tampa, Fla.; a 115,000-square-foot, three-building portfolio in South Florida; and a 12-building, 814,000-square-foot portfolio on Atlanta’s north side.
Average occupancy across the portfolio was at 97 percent as of October.
According to Green Street Advisors, each of the seven markets associated with the portfolio saw strong demand growth in the industrial sector during the third quarter of 2025. The firm noted that new supply in these markets makes up less than 1.3 percent of current inventory.
“Despite shifting trade dynamics and supply chain disruptions across the country, the U.S. industrial sector has retained its foundational strength,” says Herb Myers, global head of real assets at Investcorp. “This is particularly true for these and similar properties, which exhibit diversified rent rolls and are located in highly accessible infill locations in top coastal industrial regions. In addition, government incentives and infrastructure investments are fueling the expansion of the domestic industrial sector, creating more growth potential.”
Based in New York City and founded in 1982, Investcorp specializes in investments across private equity, real assets, credit and liquid strategies. Today, it manages a portfolio totaling $60 billion in assets, including those managed by third-party managers. Roughly 98 percent of the portfolio comprises industrial and residential properties.
— Hayden Spiess