Asset management firm pays $65M for big Hallmark holiday goods facility in Liberty

A global alternative asset management firm now owns an 847,309-square-foot Hallmark Cards Inc. distribution center completed this summer in Liberty, buying the property from its Minnesota-based developer.

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