The Columbia, Maryland-based operator is betting that micro-bay industrial demand will hold up where institutional landlords have retreated, converting an 82,193-SQFT vacant building into a 100-plus tenant campus. WareSpace has acquired an 82,193-square-foot vacant industrial building in Santa Fe Springs for $15.8 million, planting its second Southern California flag and breaking into one of the […]
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