NAI Horizon negotiates Phoenix industrial building sale

NAI Horizon Senior Vice President Rick Foss represented the seller and the buyer in the $965,000 industrial property acquisition at 5230 S. 39th St., in Phoenix.

    The seller was DJA Fiorano Holdings, LLC of Scottsdale, Ariz. The buyer was McDowell Sonoran Holdings, LLC.

    “The buyer, Stone Tool Supply, intends to occupy the property once renovations are completed,” Foss said. “The facility will be utilized as the showroom/will call of their products as well as their operations and product distribution center.”

$1.53 million sale of Phoenix warehouse

NAI Horizon Senior Vice President Isy Sonabend negotiated the $1.53 million sale of an industrial building at 639 S. 54th Ave., in Phoenix.

NAI Horizon represented the seller and the buyer in the acquisition of the 11,250-square-foot building located in an industrial subdivision.

The property sits on 2.14 acres. The buyer, EGV Associates of Ontario, Calif., dba AMREP, Inc., is a fabricator of waste collection trucks and mechanisms. Its clients include the City of Phoenix and Waste Management. The seller is Adam Garcia Properties, LLC, of Phoenix.

“Phoenix represents a growth market for AMREP,” Sonabend said. “Increased sales to its client base in Arizona and surrounding states prompted the capital investment for the launching of a fabrication plant and service center.”

$2.775M self-storage property closes

NAI Horizon Senior Vice President Denise Nunez represented the buyer in the $2.775 million investment property acquisition
of Tucson Self Storage at 6459 E. Golf Links Rd., in Tucson, Ariz.

      Nunez represented Western Tucson LLC in the transaction. Built in 1976, the property sits on 2.53 acres and totals 47,400 net rentable square feet ($58.54/SF). There are 584 units ranging in size from 5×5 to 10×30. Tucson Self Storage has 60 feet of frontage road on Golf Links Road with a traffic count of 46,000 vehicles daily.     

     “This is the deal that so many are looking for in a market environment where self-storage acquisition opportunities in Arizona are very thin,” Nunez said. “The property is well built and well located on a heavily-traveled street.”