Industrial Out of State
Investment Highlights
Hartford CT, 30,000 sf commercial building (masonry construction) on .6 acres, MX-1 zoning. Currently an HVAC business w/ 2,700 sf office space. One dock (4 doors), 21 parking spots, 240 volts/ 600 amps, 12 ft ceiling height. Ductwork fabrication machinery worth $500K. Normal sale $1.55M vacant, $2M with all machinery and HVAC inventory ($1M value).
• 2,722 SF air-conditioned office space
• MX-1 Zoning; Any commercial use
• Parking for 21 cars
• 1 dock (4 doors) and 1 drive-in door
• 240 volts / 600 amps
• 12’ ceiling height
Location
📍 Out of State
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The lenders with the most recorded industrial / warehouse mortgages since 2021, from public ACRIS filings.
- Nybdc Local Development Corporation — 45 loans, typically $985K–$2.28M
- Empire State Certified Development Corporation — 44 loans, typically $892K–$2.35M
- Heitman Hdp Iii Acquisition I, LLC — 13 loans, typically $12.17M–$57.81M
- Hm Lfc Two LLC — 8 loans, typically $1M–$9.5M
- Concern For Independent Living, INC. — 4 loans, typically $226K–$7M
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