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HARLOTTE, N.C., Nov. 18, 2025 – Sagard Real Estate, formerly EverWest Real Estate Investors, announced the acquisition of a 123,200‑sq‑ft industrial property in Charlotte’s South Point Business Park. The purchase expands Sagard’s U.S. industrial portfolio, targeting high‑quality assets in supply‑constrained, growth‑oriented markets. The 8.6‑acre site, located in the State Line submarket, offers direct access to SR‑49, Carowinds Boulevard, and I‑77, I‑485, and I‑85, and features 22‑ft clear heights, a 120‑ft truck court, 12 dock‑high doors, one drive‑in door, 228 parking spaces, 10 trailer stalls, fully conditioned warehouse space, and gated outdoor storage. “This purchase strengthens our presence in one of the Southeast’s most dynamic industrial markets,” said Matt Divito, Director of Acquisitions. “Charlotte’s State Line submarket continues to show resilient fundamentals, and the property’s functionality and location align with our strategy of investing in infill industrial assets that deliver long‑term value.” Sagard Real Estate, a Denver‑based investment advisor with $5.2 billion AUM, manages portfolios, acquisitions, debt origination, asset management, development, and property management across the U.S. The firm, part of Sagard, a multi‑strategy alternative asset manager, maintains offices in New York, Charlotte, Austin, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. For more information, visit www.sagard.com/realestate or follow us on LinkedIn.
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Charlotte, N.C., Nov. 18, 2025 – Sagard Real Estate (formerly EverWest) acquires 123,200‑sq‑ft industrial facility.
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