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Stos Partners and Cardinal Industrial have made their first Midwest acquisition with a light industrial portfolio in the Indianapolis area

Stos Partners, Cardinal Acquire Off-Market Indianapolis Portfolio 

Southern California-based Stos Partners and Cardinal Industrial have entered the Midwest market with the acquisition of an approximately 1.1-million square-foot light industrial portfolio in Indianapolis. The portfolio was acquired off-market from a private individual through close broker relationships and comprises a total of 34 multi-tenant light industrial properties occupied by a diverse mix of tenants. 

The firms continue to be bullish on industrial assets throughout the country, where trends like e-commerce, onshoring and supply constraints are driving skyrocketing industrial demand, according to Jason Richards, partner of Stos Partners. 

“We continue to be nimble and flexible in order to strategically expand our industrial holdings and implement our proven value-add business plans, successfully enacted in several Southern California and Southwest markets,” said Richards. “In Q3, Indiana experienced 2.06 million square feet of positive net absorption, bolstering the growth opportunities behind this investment.” 

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