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MDH Partners has expanded its Southern California industrial holdings with the acquisition of Chino Distribution Center, a 409,930-square-foot warehouse facility in Chino. The property, located at 13880 Monte Vista Ave., reportedly traded for $105 million.
The Atlanta-based investment firm purchased the asset as part of a seven-building portfolio of institutional-quality warehouse properties totaling 1.6 million square feet. The portfolio was formerly owned by Nuveen. James Hwang of MDH Partners led the acquisition effort for the firm.
The Chino property adds meaningful scale to MDH Partners’ regional platform and underscores its focus on modern logistics assets in established distribution corridors. The company is backing its Southern California growth with a $1.2-billion discretionary fund, which is being deployed across institutional-grade industrial opportunities.
MDH Partners opened its Los Angeles office in 2024 to support this strategy and has been building its presence through targeted acquisitions. In August 2025, the firm acquired Ontario Commerce Park II, a four-building industrial park totaling 133,400 square feet. That asset is fully leased to nine tenants, further reinforcing MDH’s emphasis on stabilized, income-producing warehouse properties.
With the addition of Chino Distribution Center, MDH Partners’ footprint in California now approaches nearly 1.4 million square feet of industrial space. The new acquisition is located in Inland Empire West, a submarket that has drawn sustained investor and occupier interest due to its established logistics infrastructure and limited availability of modern warehouse product.
Hwang described Chino Distribution Center as aligned with the firm’s long-term commitment to Southern California and its strategy of building scale in supply-constrained logistics hubs. He also noted that Southern California remains one of the most compelling regions for industrial investment, citing dwindling future supply and improving fundamentals as supportive factors for continued capital deployment in the market.
The transaction adds to an ongoing series of industrial acquisitions by MDH Partners in the region and reflects continued institutional demand for well-located distribution facilities in core Inland Empire submarkets.
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