Collett Industrial sells industrial building near CLT to Ares Management Corp.

An entity affiliated with Collett Industrial sold Airport 85 Business Center, a 154,920-square-foot industrial building near Charlotte Douglas International Airport, to Ares Management Corp., according to Mecklenburg County real estate records.

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Collett Industrial sells industrial building near CLT to Ares Management Corp.

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