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Phoenix Investors Concludes 2019 with Acquisition of Sears Distribution Center

MILWAUKEE, WI (January 6, 2020) – An affiliate of Phoenix Investors (“Phoenix”), a national private commercial real estate firm headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, announced it acquired an approximately 1,400,000 square-foot industrial facility located at 3456 Meyers Road in Memphis, Tennessee. The property is currently vacant and will be marketed to new users for lease. Originally built in 1973 with an addition in 1981, the facility is a Class B former distribution center for Sears. The property has clear ceiling heights ranging from 24 feet to ... Read More

Phoenix2020-07-02T14:43:05+00:00January 6th, 2020|Articles, Frank Crivello, Frank P. Crivello, Kurt Jensen, Milwaukee, Press Releases|

Phoenix Investors of Milwaukee Buys Former Amazon.com Center in Kansas

As reported on the Milwaukee Business Journal Milwaukee real estate firm Phoenix Investors added a former Amazon.com Inc. warehouse in Kansas to its growing national portfolio of industrial buildings. Beyond buying the 880,000-square-foot industrial facility that Amazon.com vacated in 2015, Phoenix Investors has lined up a new company to move in. Array Technologies of Albuquerque, New Mexico, will lease the entire Coffeyville building to distribute its equipment that tracks sunlight to orient solar cells. Phoenix Investors now holds about 29 million square feet of buildings, ... Read More

Phoenix2020-05-05T23:00:49+00:00December 30th, 2019|Amazon, Articles, Coffeyville, Frank P. Crivello|

Phoenix Investors Acquires Former Amazon Distribution Center in Coffeyville, Kansas

Phoenix leases 880,000 square foot facility for distribution of solar equipment MILWAUKEE, WI (Dec. 23, 2019) – An affiliate of Phoenix Investors ("Phoenix"), a national private commercial real estate firm headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, announced it acquired an approximately 880,000 square-foot industrial facility located at 2654 Highway 169 on 105 acres adjacent to the Coffeyville Municipal Airport in Coffeyville, Kansas. The original facility was built as a distribution center for Golden Books in 1978 and was occupied as an Amazon fulfillment center from 1999 through 2014. The property ... Read More

Phoenix2020-05-05T00:25:51+00:00December 23rd, 2019|Anthony Crivello, Articles, Press Releases|