Exeter Property Group

Exeter Property Buys Inland Empire Distribution Center for $98M

The company bought the Class A facility in San Bernardino, Calif. Bob’s Discount Furniture is the 800,000-square-foot property’s only tenant.

Dermody Properties Announces Top-Level Promotion

Former Chief Acquisition Officer Tim Walsh was promoted to chief investment officer, a position from which he will oversee the company’s origination activities.

Meridian Design Kicks Off St. Louis-Area Industrial Project

The company is developing the speculative building on a 135-acre parcel within Gateway Commerce Center on behalf of Exeter Property Group.

Exeter Property Group Buys Charlotte Mixed-Use

CBRE brokered the disposition of South Point, an industrial and office property that was approximately 88 percent leased at the time of sale.

Bammel Business Park

Exeter Picks Up $148M Industrial Portfolio

The Conshohocken, Pa.-based company acquired 20 facilities in North Carolina and Texas totaling more than 1 million square feet. HFF negotiated the deal on behalf of the seller.

Exeter Snags $49M Charlotte-Area Industrial Campus

HFF represented the seller, Beacon Partners, in the disposition of RiverOaks Corporate Center and three adjacent parcels in Concord, N.C.

Exeter Picks Up Atlanta-Area Warehouse

The previous owner, Suzuki Motor Corp., traded the industrial asset for $9 million. The building last changed hands in 1998.

2400 Spiegel Drive, Groveport, Ohio

Exeter Property Acquires 2 Industrial Assets Near Columbus

Both buildings are located within the Rickenbacker Global Logistics Park and offer long-term leases. The previous owner was a partnership of several institutional investors advised by J.P. Morgan.

998 Gerdt Court, Greenwood, Ind.

Colliers Brokers Two Indianapolis Industrial Deals

The two assets amass approximately 500,000 square feet of warehouse space and are leased by tenants such as Kroger, Mansfield King, Peltz Shoes and MaxLite.

JLL Brokers Sale of 45-Acre Orlando Site

Exeter Property Group purchased the land for $8.4 million, with plans to begin speculative construction of a large distribution center in Orlando’s Airport submarket.