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Pewaukee industrial building sold for $10 million

Ridgeview Industrial Center IV. Image from LoopNet.
Ridgeview Industrial Center IV. Image from LoopNet.

Ridgeview Industrial Center IV, an 89,405-square-foot industrial building in the city of Pewaukee, has been sold for $10 million, according to state records. The building was sold by Dallas-based Mohr Capital, a private commercial real estate investment company, to Edina, Minnesota-based industrial real estate company Capital Partners. Green Bay-based Associated Bank provided a $6.5 million

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Ridgeview Industrial Center IV, an 89,405-square-foot industrial building in the city of Pewaukee, has been sold for $10 million, according to state records. The building was sold by Dallas-based Mohr Capital, a private commercial real estate investment company, to Edina, Minnesota-based industrial real estate company Capital Partners. Green Bay-based Associated Bank provided a $6.5 million loan to Capital Partners to help finance the building acquisition. Built in 2003 and remodeled in 2023, the building is 100 percent leased, according to Associated Bank. The building’s tenants are TireHub and Common Transportation. The building sits on a 10.6-acre site. The property has an assessed value of nearly $8 million, according to Waukesha County records.

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