Basis Industrial Expands Portfolio With Acquisition of Four Commercial Properties in Florida and Texas

The privately held and vertically integrated real estate owner and operator based in Boca Raton.

Basis Industrial closed on/purchased four commercial properties in Florida and Texas, as well as refinanced two of its current commercial properties in Florida on Nov. 30, 2023. The complex transaction totaled $220 million. Bank United, Banesco and Thorofare provided roughly $110 million in loan proceeds. Beach Point Capital Management provided a preferred equity/mezzanine loan of roughly $70 million, with the sponsors, Basis and NexPoint, funding the remaining. The transaction encompasses all six properties—including Winter Garden Business Park in Winter Garden (shown)—under one shallow bay/multi-tenant industrial portfolio totaling 1,328,443 square feet.

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