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vison Young has represented Sojo Industries in the lease of a 210,564-square-foot facility at Langhorne Logistics Center in Pennsylvania. The deal marks one of the region's largest industrial leases this year and positions the state-of-the-art facility as a hub for advanced manufacturing and distribution.

    Sojo, a leader in robotics-driven packaging, has signed a long-term lease for the newly constructed building owned by Greek Real Estate Partners (GREP) and Principal Asset Management. The facility offers exceptional regional and last-mile distribution capabilities, with features such as 40-foot clear heights, 31 dock doors, and 80 trailer stalls.

    The lease will enable Sojo to expand its existing footprint in Bucks County and support the company's fast-growing mobile manufacturing platform, Sojo FlightTM​​. This platform enables beverage and consumer packaged goods brands to streamline variety pack production through automation and robotics.

    "We're proud to lease this facility to such an exciting, fast-growing company," said David Greek, managing partner at GREP. "This is exactly the kind of momentum we envisioned for the property, and we're looking forward to seeing their continued success in a space built to support growth."

    Greek Design|Build will customize the space for Sojo to accommodate four automated packaging lines, a robotics R&D area, and office space for engineers and high-tech operators. The facility is expected to be fully operational by fourth quarter 2025.

    GREP is a vertically integrated development company specializing in industrial real estate, with over 33 million square feet of completed projects since 1934. Principal Asset Management provides investment solutions across all asset classes, managing $579.8 billion in assets for institutional clients worldwide.