West Coast investors swap Broomfield data-center property
BROOMFIELD — A pair of California real estate investment outfits have traded a 92,800-square-foot data center in Broomfield for $26.5 million.
GI TC Broomfield LLC, a holding company registered to San Francisco real estate investor and private equity firm GI Partners, bought the property at 11525 Main St. this month from LD DI Assetco LLC, an entity affiliated with El Segundo, California-based real estate acquisition, development and management company Landmark Dividend LLC, Broomfield property records show.
Recent tenants include financial services organization TIAA-CREF and footwear umbrella company Deckers Outdoor Corp., which owns brands such as Ugg and Teva.
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