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n November 12, 2025, Sagard Real Estate—formerly EverWest Real Estate Investors—purchased a 66,970‑sq‑ft industrial property in Woburn, Massachusetts. The acquisition supports the firm’s focus on infill, high‑utility assets in densely populated, supply‑tight U.S. markets. Located in the Route 128 North submarket, the 1980‑built site offers 24‑ft clear heights, LED lighting, a 150‑ft truck court, rail access, and five loading bays with room for expansion.
“Roessler delivers the location, connectivity, and market fundamentals we seek in premium industrial transactions,” said Belah Terentjev, Director of Acquisitions, Northeast. “Its functionality fits our portfolio and supports our infill strategy aimed at long‑term value creation.”
The deal underscores Sagard’s disciplined investment approach and its commitment to expanding a high‑performing industrial platform in markets with durable demand.
Sagard Real Estate manages $5.2 B in assets across portfolio management, acquisitions, debt origination, asset management, development, and property management. Headquartered in Denver with offices in New York, Charlotte, Austin, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, the firm offers separate‑account and commingled real‑estate strategies.
Sagard, the parent firm, oversees more than $32 B in assets across venture capital, private equity, credit, and real estate, employing 440 professionals worldwide. For more information, visit www.sagard.com/realestate or connect on LinkedIn.
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