A sale-leaseback with a Chicago buyer netted Rocky Mountain Instrument $13 million for its 89,360-square-foot headquarters facility on 8.7 acres in Lafayette.
Zaragon Inc., a real estate investment and management company, purchased the property at 106 Laser Drive. RMI signed a 20-year lease with the new owner.
The property includes excess land, which Zaragon is making available for a build-to-suit up to 60,000 sf. CBRE Inc. is marketing the property to users looking to establish a presence or relocate within the northwest corridor submarket.
CBRE’s Jeremy Ballenger, who handled the transaction with CBRE’s Jim Bolt and Tyler Carner, said the deal demonstrated the strength of the market, drawing a broad range of potential buyers. The acquisition was Zaragon’s first investment in Colorado.
Read the entire article in CREJ’s Dec. 2-15 issue.
