Western United Electric buys into Bromley business park
BRIGHTON – The Western United Electric Supply Corp. closed on a 10-acre parcel at the Bromley Interstate Business Park. The $1.38 million deal will give the company future expansion options, according to CEO Mike Prom.
Western United Electric, founded in 1976, is currently housed at the rail-served industrial park where it employs 29. While there are no immediate plans for expansion, Prom explained that the purchase was to avoid the firm becoming land-locked in the future.
The company supplies materials to electric cooperatives in Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico Utah and Nebraska.
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Western United was represented by Ted Shipman with the Bromley Cos., and the seller – a group led by King Paul Management LLC – was represented by Paul DeCrescentis and Jarod Pate with DePaul Real Estate Investment Group Inc.
BRIGHTON – The Western United Electric Supply Corp. closed on a 10-acre parcel at the Bromley Interstate Business Park. The $1.38 million deal will give the company future expansion options, according to CEO Mike Prom.
Western United Electric, founded in 1976, is currently housed at the rail-served industrial park where it employs 29. While there are no immediate plans for expansion, Prom explained that the purchase was to avoid the firm becoming land-locked in the future.
The company supplies materials to electric cooperatives in Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico Utah and Nebraska.
Western United was represented by Ted Shipman with the Bromley…
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