➤ SIGNAL
Office-to-industrial is quietly producing full-cycle wins while office-to-resi still fights through entitlements.
Net-lease capital is the exit bid for completed conversion product.
Suburban office land at distressed basis plus industrial entitlement is a repeatable trade.
The arithmetic is the story. Dermody paid $232M for the whole campus; two of ten planned buildings just sold for $176.5M. The remaining 2.5M SF of pipeline sits on nearly free land.
This is the conversion trade institutionalizing: buy obsolete office at land value, deliver logistics, sell to income vehicles hungry for durable yield.

Implications
The bid for finished conversion product is real — the constraint is acquiring obsolete campuses at the right basis, not finding the exit.
Key Takeaways
- “Two warehouses just repaid three-quarters of an entire office campus.”
- “Source: The Real Deal (June 1) / Commercial Real Estate Direct (June 2) / CoStar”
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