January 10, 2025 - 19:05
BOSTON – A significant real estate transaction has taken place in the Greater Boston area with the sale of a fully leased distribution center located at 151 Charles F. Colton Road in Taunton, Massachusetts. This impressive 198,720-square-foot facility is classified as Class A, indicating its high quality and suitability for modern logistics and distribution operations.
The sale was facilitated by JLL Capital Markets, which represented the seller, a fund managed by a prominent investment firm. The transaction underscores the continued demand for industrial properties in the region, particularly those that are strategically located and fully leased.
As e-commerce and logistics industries continue to expand, facilities like this distribution center are becoming increasingly valuable assets. The Greater Boston area, with its robust transportation infrastructure and proximity to major markets, remains a hotspot for such investments. This sale marks another milestone in the ongoing evolution of the industrial real estate landscape in the region.
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