Bridge Logistics Properties has bought an industrial portfolio of two million square meters in McDonough.
The seller of the two characteristics is Link Logistics, according to Yardi research data.
With this acquisition, the subsidiary of Bridge Investment Group expanded its national industrial footprint to 16.3 million square feet. Eastdil insured the deal. The class A facilities are fully occupied by four tenants, including DHL Supply Chain, Pregis and Caterpillar.
The investment of Bridge Logistics Properties comes after it recently collected an inland Empire portfolio last month. The company paid $ 83.5 million for three buildings, 332,793 square foot collection in Fontana, Calif.
The portfolio comprises the 760.256 square foot facility at 160 Distribution Drive, developed as the second phase of King Mill Distribution Park, and Greenwood Industrial Park, a building of 800,000 square foot on 201 Greenwood Court.
The actual is in the southern part of the Interstate 75 Submarket, an industrial and logistics hub in the Metro Atlanta house up to more than 43.7 million square feet of space, which represents more than half of the total supply of the sub -market.
The properties are within 5 miles, both have easy access to Interstate 75. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is 32 miles away, while the central business district of the city is within 35 miles. Moreover, the portfolio also offers direct access to the port of Savannah.
Both properties include almost 95 hectares and have more than 30 feet clear heights, LED lighting, ESFR-SPRINKLERS, 184-foot truck tracks and spacious trailer parking spaces.
The real estate at 150 Distribution Drive was completed in 2017 and comprises 156 dock high doors, four doors at the level, large column distance and 324 parking spaces for vehicles. The second building dates from 1999 and was renovated in 2015. It has 188 dock high doors, two doors at grade level, a build-out component on two levels and 240 parking spaces for vehicles.
The strong investment activity of Atlanta
The industrial sector of Metro Atlanta continued to perform well in both terms of investment volume and construction activity, according to the latest Yardi Matrix report. From June, the industrial sales volume of Atlanta reached $ 600 million, with assets that traded at an average selling price of $ 159 per square base, above the national average of $ 130 per square foot.
In May Dossche Holdings closed one of the largest turnover of 2025. The company landed $ 116.5 million for an industrial duo of 2 million square feet in Dalton, GA. The buyer was a joint venture between LX Pantos and Korea Ocean Business Corp.
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