Faropoint buys 7 industrial facilities in DFW from Blackstone

Faropoint, a New Jersey-based real estate investment companies, is positioned well to exploit a down commercial real estate market. Their most recent acquisition comprises of 7 last-mile industrial facilities located around Dallas.

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