Mohr Capital Sells 1.06M-SF Industrial Facility in Mohr Logistics Park Near Indianapolis

Mohr Capital Sells 1M-SF Industrial Facility Near Indianapolis
CRE Market Beat Take
A stabilized, million-plus-square-foot warehouse trade within a large logistics park indicates continued buyer interest in scale industrial product, even when pricing and counterparty details remain private.

Mohr Capital has completed the disposition of Lot 6, a large-scale industrial building within Mohr Logistics Park in Whiteland, Indiana. The single-building asset totals approximately 1,057,350 square feet and is part of the firm’s broader master-planned logistics development in the market. While Mohr Capital announced the sale, the buyer and financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Lot 6 is located at 5741 North Graham Road, about 20 miles south of Indianapolis, positioning the property within a key distribution corridor for regional and national occupiers. The facility is described as modern bulk warehouse space featuring 40-foot clear heights, a specification aimed at accommodating large-scale industrial users and contemporary logistics operations. The building is currently occupied by Cummins, underscoring that the facility is already in use by a major industrial tenant.

The property sits within Mohr Logistics Park, Mohr Capital’s master-planned industrial park in Whiteland. The park spans roughly 475 acres and has been master planned for nearly 7 million square feet of industrial space. Its location along the I-65 corridor is intended to provide efficient transportation access for companies that rely on highway connectivity for shipping, distribution, and supply chain activities.

Although Lot 6 has been sold, Mohr Capital will retain ownership of the remainder of Mohr Logistics Park. The firm has indicated it will continue its long-term investment in the overall development, suggesting ongoing involvement in the build-out and management of the broader industrial park. The sale of this individual asset therefore represents a partial monetization of one component within a much larger logistics-focused project rather than an exit from the park as a whole.

For the tenant, Cummins, the transaction does not alter the basic functional attributes of the facility as described. The building remains a modern, large-format warehouse tailored to support high-volume industrial activity. For Mohr Capital, the sale allows capital to be recycled while the company maintains its stake in the bulk of Mohr Logistics Park. For the undisclosed buyer, the acquisition delivers immediate scale in the Whiteland industrial market via a single, million-plus-square-foot asset situated within a master-planned logistics environment.

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