A Dallas investment firm is seeking a 37 percent premium on a Pico-Union collision repair facility it acquired just nine months ago, betting that a freshly signed 15-year corporate lease and a chronic shortage of infill industrial product will draw aggressive bids. A 41,420 square foot industrial facility leased to Caliber Collision at 1403-1411 W. […]
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