NFL GREAT'S INDUSTRIAL DEAL

What do Halloween, warehouses, and a  Georgia Hall of Famer have in common? The sale of an Atlanta industrial portfolio.
 
Resource Real Estate Partners' CJ Kelly (above) confirmed the news that PA-based Exeter Property Group has picked up 7000 Cobb International Pkwy, a  151k SF distribution facility  that is fully leased to Recycletronics  for $6.2M, or $41/SF. Recycletronics is a non-profit subsidiary of the Tommy Nobis Center founded by former Falcons linebacker  Tommy Nobis. Tom Shafer and  John Hinson brokered the deal with CJ.
 
That building was part of a larger pool of industrial buildings that Resource listed for sale on behalf of Boston-based Great Point Investors. On Halloween, it sold the rest of that portfolio, the  three-building, 162k SF  3170-3190 Reps Miller Rd (above) to OA Development for $11.7M, or about $72/SF, according to Databank. CJ says the remaining portfolio is also fully leased.

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