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Two-Bldg. Industrial Portfolio Trades to Venture One

Venture One Real Estate has closed on the acquisition of a 160,012-square-foot, two-building industrial portfolio in Naperville and Elk Grove Village, IL. Deal terms were not disclosed. Venture One made the purchase through its acquisition fund, VK Industrial IV LP, a partnership with Kovitz Investment Group.

The single-tenant 1020 Frontenac Rd. is 100% leased. The 99,773-square-foot building is equipped with 2,000 amps of power, wet sprinkler system and 9,794 square feet of office space.

The 60,239-square-foot 1850 Greenleaf Ave. in Elk Grove Village (pictured) was vacant at acquisition. Prior to closing, Venture One received a 6B tax incentive for the property and plans to complete make-ready improvements.

CBRE’s Jason Lev, John Suerth and Jimmy Kowalczyk represented the seller in the transaction, and will be retained by Venture One to market 1850 Greenleaf.


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