
161 Tradition Trail
161 Tradition Trail, Holly Springs, NC, 27540, US
128,385 sf
Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc. ("JLL"), as exclusive advisor, has been retained to market the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in US-1 North - Phase I (the "Project" or "Offering"), two (2) Class A logistics facilities totaling 394,123 SF. Currently 89.3% leased to three (3) tenants, the Project provides investors with durable income while existing first-generation vacancy presents a rare value-add opportunity in the fundamentally-resilient, high-growth Raleigh-Durham industrial market.
The Project features 3.6 years of WALT with contractual weighted average rent escalations of 3.62%, providing strong embedded NOI expansion over the course of ownership. The Project also touts an abundance of institutional-quality features including 32’ clear heights, ESFR sprinklers, motion-activated LED lighting, among many others.
The Offering represents the opportunity to acquire two (2) Class A logistics facilities with the ability to capitalize on a rare lease-to-core business plan through the lease-up of first generation space in one of the country’s premier industrial markets.
IMMEDIATE VALUE-ADD OPPORTUNITY
• 42,213 SF of brand-new, first-generation space for lease
• Readily leasable suite features 1,967 SF of spec office and eleven (11) 9' x 10' dock-high doors
• Future value creation opportunity via the mark-to-market of Amcor’s in-place rent currently 10% below market
STABLE EXISTING CASH FLOW SUPPORTED BY CREDIT TENANCY
• Currently 89.3% leased to three (3) tenants with 3.6 years WALT and 3.62% weighted average annual escalations
• Founded in 1950, Southwire Company (43.1% of RBA) is one of the largest family-owned businesses in the U.S. and a leading manufacturer of wire and cable products, generating an estimated $9.7 billion in annual revenue (+50% since 2021)
• Occupying 32.0% of the total RBA, Amcor Rigid Packaging USA, a division of Amcor plc (NYSE: AMCR; S&P: BBB), is a multinational developer of flexible packaging and containers for global consumer and healthcare brands including The Coca-Cola Company, Unilever, Johnson & Johnson, among others
ATTRACTIVE ACQUISITION BASIS
• Sustained increases in construction costs coupled with material price increases for well located land sites have led to an increase in replacement cost for like-kind Class A industrial product
• Steep discount to recent stabilized transactions throughout the Raleigh-Durham market
INSTITUTIONAL-QUALITY CLASS A CONSTRUCTION
• First two (2) buildings to deliver at US-1 North, a 5-building, 106-acre master planned industrial park
• Rear-load concrete tilt-wall construction featuring 32’ clear heights, ESFR sprinklers and motion-activated LED lighting
• Functional design appeals to a broad tenant base
• Multiple storefronts provide flexible leasing optionality
• 45 mil TPO roofs under manufacturer warranty (exp. 2039)
RALEIGH-DURHAM: HIGH-BARRIERS-TO-ENTRY INDUSTRIAL MARKET
• Raleigh-Durham continues to bolster its position as one of the most sought-after, high performing industrial markets in the Southeast behind robust net absorption and rent growth
• 95.2% average 5-year occupancy rate represents enduring tenant demand for the economically-resilient region
• Strong continued rental rate growth due to a historical supply-demand imbalance with asking rates increasing by more than 57% since 2021 (+7.9% CAGR)
• The Raleigh-Durham market has experienced 5.1 MSF of positive net absorption over the past 24 months


