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MDH Partners Pays $105MM for Chino Distribution Center in 1.6MM-SQFT Nuveen Portfolio Play

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The Atlanta firm's Fund III lands its Inland Empire West "crown jewel" at $256 per square foot, extending a West Coast push that began with a 2024 Los Angeles office opening MDH Partners has planted a deeper flag in Southern California's most supply-constrained industrial submarket, paying $105 million for the Chino Distribution Center in a […]

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