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Triten Real Estate Partners has made its mark on Central Texas with a significant purchase: a seven-building industrial portfolio in San Marcos known as Central Texas Logistics Center. Spanning nearly 46 acres, this property boasts 485,885 square feet of space and marks Triten's first acquisition in the Austin area, as well as their largest industrial deal to date.
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