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Westcore Acquires 3.5M-SF Industrial Portfolio in Bay Area, SoCal

Westcore, a leading industrial real estate acquisition, development and asset management firm, acquired the 3.5 million-square-foot Odyssey Portfolio, comprised of industrial properties in Livermore, Valencia and Chino. The purchase price wasn’t disclosed.

The portfolio includes assets in some of California’s strongest industrial markets: 

  • Chino: nine buildings | 1,466,728 square feet | nine tenants 
  • Valencia: four buildings | 742,558 square feet | five tenants 
  • Livermore: three buildings | 1,296,908 square feet | two tenants 

“Westcore is bullish about the fundamentals for industrial real estate, and we are thrilled to acquire 3.5 million square feet of infill California properties in a single transaction,” said Westcore president and CEO Don Ankeny.

Eastdil Secured brokers Steve Silk, Jay Borzi, Adam Pastor and Christina Buhl represented the undisclosed seller, while Westcore represented itself. 

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