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St. Louis five-building industrial portfolio Sealy & Company

Sealy Bolsters St. Louis Presence with Five-Building Portfolio

Sealy & Company acquired a five-building, 554,007-square-foot industrial portfolio in St. Louis from Altus Properties. The acquisition was made for an undisclosed amount. 

With this acquisition, which follows a smaller-scale deal in August, Sealy’s St. Louis-area holdings account for nearly 13% of its 20 million-plus square feet of total assets. “St. Louis is a top-tier market in which we have found great success investing in quality, value-add industrial assets,” said Jason Gandy, Sealy’s managing director of investment services. 

Cushman & Wakefield’s Michael Hanrahan represented Altus in the sale. Gandy and senior investment associate Davis Gibbs brokered the sale on behalf of Sealy. 

The portfolio is located within two of the metro area’s strongest submarkets, Mid County and North County, both benefiting from Interstate access and labor pool accessibility as well as close proximity to St. Louis’s Lambert International Airport. “We intend to maintain the portfolio’s institutional quality ownership,” Gandy said. 

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