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Grand Prairie industrial park sells to California investor

Almost two dozen buildings are included in the business park on State Highway 360.

A California investor has grabbed a Grand Prairie business park with help from a $23.4 million funding package.

The DFW Corporate Park on State Highway 360 includes 22 industrial buildings with warehouse, office and showroom space.

The more than 211,000-square-foot property was acquired by California-based GPR Ventures, which owns investment properties in California, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Oklahoma and Texas. It’s just the latest warehouse project sold in North Texas this year.

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Commercial mortgage banking firm Gantry Inc. arranged debt and equity funding for the Grand Prairie purchase.

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“The value-add nature of this acquisition, coupled with the current market’s rate volatility and subsequent pullback from banks and other traditional relationship lenders was challenging,” Gantry’s Braden Turnbull said in a statement. “We helped our client-sponsor navigate these conditions.”

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Buyer GPR Ventures also owns three Texas industrial properties in Midland.

Dallas-Fort Worth is one of the country’s top industrial building investment markets with more than $2.85 billion in properties changing hands in the first three quarters of 2023.