Cushman & Wakefield has arranged $72 million in acquisition financing for an institutional-quality industrial portfolio in the Baltimore metropolitan statistical area. The assignment was completed on behalf of Camber Real Estate Partners, which is acquiring the portfolio alongside an institutional partner. The properties are described as being located within infill submarkets along the greater Baltimore-Washington corridor, positioning the assets close to regional population centers and key logistics infrastructure.
The floating-rate financing was provided by PCCP. Proceeds support Camber’s acquisition of a seven-building industrial portfolio totaling approximately 745,270 square feet. A Cushman & Wakefield Equity, Debt & Structured Finance team arranged the capital stack, with John Alascio, TJ Sullivan and Mitch Rothstein working on behalf of Camber and its institutional partner to secure the loan.
The portfolio is reported to be 100% leased, with occupancy driven by a diverse and creditworthy tenant base. According to the announcement, the assets benefit from proximity to major transportation infrastructure, including Interstate 95 and the Port of Baltimore, both of which are critical to regional and national distribution networks. This locational profile aligns the properties with logistics users that rely on efficient highway and port access for the movement of goods.
Commenting on the transaction, Alascio, a Vice Chair at Cushman & Wakefield, stated that the financing reflects continued lender appetite for infill industrial assets in supply-constrained markets that offer strong in-place cash flow and the potential for future rental growth. The fully leased status of the portfolio and its placement within infill submarkets are highlighted as key factors supporting lender interest and the ability to secure floating-rate financing.
The transaction brings together an institutional-quality industrial portfolio, an active buyer in Camber Real Estate Partners, and a capital provider in PCCP, with Cushman & Wakefield’s Equity, Debt & Structured Finance team coordinating the financing execution. The deal underscores ongoing engagement by lenders and investors in industrial product across the Baltimore-Washington corridor, particularly where occupancy, tenant quality and transportation connectivity are already established.
