Basis Closes Surprise Land Deal, Self-Storage Venture on Way
Why this matters
Land continues to behave as the highest-conviction long-duration bet in CRE. In supply-constrained luxury markets, replacement-cost-positive entitlements remain scarce; in growth-corridor exurbs, sponsors with patient capital are accumulating positions ahead of the next residential or industrial pipeline. The trade is a basis call, not an income call, and continues to attract family-office and high-net-worth capital that can hold through the cycle.
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On the RET wire
- Disclosed land deal value tracked in September 2026: $468.5M across 4 reported transactions. All Land coverage →
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Basis Industrial closed on the land and a $20.5 million construction loan for a new self-storage development at 17140 W. Waddell Road in Surprise, Ariz. The project will encompass approximately 102,673 square feet wit…
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