has sold a $328m (€279m) industrial portfolio to Faropoint, marking the Singapore-headquartered real estate manager’s first major US warehouse disposal.

said it has completed the sale of the 1.8m sqft portfolio of 30 shallow-bay warehouse buildings located across Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Texas.

The assets were part of the $4.3bn closed-ended Mapletree US & EU Logistics Private Trust (MUSEL) established in 2019.

Richard Prokup, CEO, US, Mapletree, said: “Mapletree remains bullish on the long-term potential of the US industrial market. This transaction represents our first large-scale warehouse divestment in the US, a milestone that unlocks capital for reinvestment in new opportunities that align with our conviction in this sector.â€�

The deal represents Faropoint’s largest acquisition since the firm’s founding in 2012.

Ohad Porat, CIO at Faropoint, said: “This portfolio is a strategic addition to our platform and reinforces Faropoint’s conviction in the long-term fundamentals of infill industrial real estate. It advances the scale and discipline we apply to our investment strategy as we continue growing across key US logistics corridors.�

Yannai Gordon, SVP at Faropoint, said: “This transaction demonstrates our ability to execute complex, multi-market acquisitions with speed and precision.

“It was a pleasure working with Mapletree — an institutional and highly professional counterparty — on a portfolio defined by high-quality assets in competitive logistics markets.�

represented Mapletree in the transaction.

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