A New Jersey-based clothing distribution company has acquired a Class A industrial distribution facility in Fontana, concluding a search that extended over several months. The property, located at 6260 Mango Ave., comprises 113,930 square feet of industrial space and is positioned within San Bernardino County. The building is described as a modern, high-quality industrial asset suited to contemporary distribution requirements.
The transaction was directed by DAUM Commercial Real Estate Services, which oversaw the $30.2 million sale on behalf of the parties. Executive vice president Noah Samarin, first vice president David Gores and vice president Gary Womack of DAUM represented the private seller, Magellan Value Partners. The seller was not further characterized beyond its status as a private ownership entity.
On the buy side, DAUM’s executive vice president Steve Haston, together with LA Commercial’s executive vice president John Lasiter, represented the purchaser. The buyer is described as an end user that will utilize the building for clothing-related distribution activities and is headquartered in New Jersey. No additional details were provided regarding the company’s name, broader portfolio or planned operational changes at the site.
According to DAUM, the buyer’s search process took several months and focused on specific criteria related to both the building and its surroundings. The purchaser prioritized the area’s infrastructure, the property’s design and the strength of the local labor base as essential requirements in selecting a facility for its distribution operations. These factors ultimately led the company to target this Fontana asset.
Haston noted that the property is strategically positioned within one of Southern California’s most active logistics markets and characterized the local environment as business-friendly. He added that the building’s modern specifications align with what many current industrial users and investors are seeking in today’s marketplace. The acquisition was framed as a relatively rare opportunity to secure a new industrial asset in a high-demand logistics corridor.
No information was provided on any financing structure, lender participation or future capital improvements associated with the transaction. The announcement focused primarily on the sale price, the building’s specifications, representation on both sides of the deal and the strategic rationale that guided the buyer’s selection of the property.
