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Dalfen Industrial Makes First Foray into Orange County

Dalfen Industrial has acquired The Mart, a two-building, 182,800-square-foot industrial park in Anaheim. The Mart is Dalfen’s first acquisition in Orange County. Price and seller weren’t disclosed.

“The acquisition of The Mart provides another strategic last mile location for Dalfen in Southern California, one of the hottest industrial markets in the nation,” said John Endres, Dalfen’s market lead for Orange County. “The property was fully-leased at closing with significantly below market rents, providing cash flow in the immediate term and meaningful upside as leases mature.”

With this acquisition, Dallas-based Dalfen Industrial has 7.6 million square feet of industrial space owned and under development in the Western U.S.

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