The 10 Biggest Industrial Sales of the First Half of 2021

10. Irvine Crossings - 17871 Von Karman Avenue & 17836 Gillette Avenue

CBRE Global Investors was the buyer in the sale of Irvine Crossings—17871 Von Karman Ave. and 17836 Gillette Ave. in Orange County, Calif. The deal totaled 395,673 sq. ft. of industrial space and closed at $180.7 million.

9. 2151 South Vintage Ave.

Duke Realty bought 2151 South Vintage Avenue, a 766,235-sq.-ft. industrial facility in Inland Empire for more than $184.1 million.

8. 4040 & 4210 West 108th St.

CenterPoint Properties paid $188.4 million for 4040 and 4210 West 108th St. in Miami. The buildings contain more than 1 million sq. ft. of space.

7. 951 Willowbrook Road

CenterPoint Properties was also the buyer in the sale of 951 Willowbrook Road, a 1-million-sq.-ft. industrial facility in Allentown-Bethlehem, Pa. The firm paid $201.5 million for the property.

6. Northwest Corporate Park Buildings I, III, VIII, X, XIV, 2500 & 2400-2410 Vantage Drive and Northwest Business Park I, III, VI, VII

High Street Logistics Properties purchased Northwest Corporate Park Buildings I, III, VIII, X, XIV, 2500 and 2400-2410 Vantage Drive and Northwest Business Park I, III, VI and VII in Chicago for more than $229.9 million. Together, the properties contain more than 2.638 million sq. ft. of space.

5. 3994 & 3996 South Riverside Ave.

Link Logistics bought 3994 and 3996 South Riverside Ave. in Inland Empire for $231.2 million. The properties total 1.396 million sq. ft.

4. 10 Edison

Property Reserve paid $247 million for the 900,022-sq.ft. 10 Edison industrial facility in New Jersey.

3. Golden Triangle Industrial Park & 3330 East Lone Mountain Road

Clarion Partners purchased Golden Triangle Industrial Park and 3330 East Lone Mountain Road in Las Vegas for $335.6 million. The properties totaled more than 2.42 million sq. ft. and were 95 percent leased at the time of the sale.

2. 5600 East Airport Drive

Costco Wholesale was the buyer in a $345 million purchase of 5600 East Airport Drive, a 1.63-million-sq.-ft. industrial facility located in Ontario, Calif.

1. Colorado Technology Center & Louisville Corporate Campus at CTC - Buildings B & C

Starwood Capital Group paid $392.9 million for Colorado Technology Center in Denver and buildings B and C at the Louisville Corporate Campus at CTC in Louisville, Colo., in a transaction that totaled more than 1.62 million sq. ft. According to CommercialEdge, the complex is among the largest industrial properties in the area and includes some front offices, along with manufacturing and warehouse space. The tenants include aerospace, e-commerce, logistics and life sciences firms.