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Colliers Duo Arranges Sale-Leaseback in Melrose Park

Colliers International Chicago’s Mike Senner and Tom Rodeno represented Promus Equity Partners, LLC, which led a recent investment in Caputo Cheese brand and business, in the sale-leaseback of four of its industrial facilities totaling 149,454 square feet. STORE Capital, a finance and net lease REIT, acquired the portfolio located in Melrose Park, IL, for an undisclosed price. 

The buildings are located at 1931 N. 15th Ave., 1945 N. 15th Ave., 1951-53 N. 15th Ave., and 2050 N. 15th Ave. and have served as cheese manufacturing and processing, distribution, storage facilities and a company store for Caputo Cheese for the past two-plus decades. They remain critical to the Caputo enterprise. Caputo signed a 20-year lease.

“We are pleased to have secured a solution for our client and appreciate the contributions Promus and STORE made to the seamless execution of this transaction,” said Senner.

Pictured: Mike Senner.

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