Cameron’s $5M + deals of the day

Cameron Carter, Director of Rose Law Group’s Transactional Real Estate Department, thinks you need to know about these transactions in Maricopa County.

Price: $42.6M
Buyer: Exeter 5555 W. Lower Buckeye, LLC
Seller: Dawson Logistics Assets, LLC c/o Corporation Service Company
Property Type: Commercial
Property Size: 1,095,398 SQFT
Location: 5555 W. Lower Buckeye, Phoenix
APN: 104-46-006
Financing: Cash
To view the affidavit: 180322320, click here.

Price: $19.8M
Buyer: Exeter 2225 South 43^rd, LLC
Seller: Dawson Logistics Assets, LLC c/o Corporation Service Company
Property Type: Commercial
Property Size: 46,740 SQFT
Location: 2222 South 43^rd Avenue, Phoenix
APN: 105-15-017B
Financing: Cash
To view the affidavit: 180322365, click here.

Price: $13.5M
Buyer: Finlayson Logistics Assests, LLC
Seller: Exeter 2021 S. 51^st, LLC
Property Type: Commercial
Property Size: 1,434,335 SQFT
Location: 2021 S. 51^st Avenue, Phoenix
APN: 104-41-001L
Financing: Cash
To view the affidavit: 180322347, click here.

Price: $13M
Buyer: Tofino Development Company c/o Shelter Holdings, LLC
Seller: Pradera Partners 160, LLC
Property Type: Vacant land
Property Size: 156.257 acres
Location: NWC W. Lower Buckeye Road and South Citrus Road, Buckeye
APN: 502-42-007A – 007B
Financing: Seller loan
To view the affidavit: 180320379, click here.

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April 30, 2018

Cameron Carter, real estate

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