Food and beverage distributor Reyes Holdings buys Metro Air Park land from Buzz Oates for warehouse project

Illinois-based wholesaler Reyes Holdings LLC is the latest to put down a marker in Metro Air Park, with plans for a distribution center of more than 371,000 square feet on property it just bought there.

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