Tempus Realty Partners
Built-to-Suit: A Boon for Economic Development (Mark Saviers Commentary)
Older buildings don't offer the kind of amenities and design that build-to-suit properties do, making them appealing for unique companies seeking the perfect place. read more >
by Mark Saviers -
Tempus Realty Partners Confirms CEO Exit
With the recent farewell of their CEO and managing partner Dan Andrews, Tempus Realty Partners of Little Rock has elected to not replace the position in lieu of a six-man team of senior leadership. read more >
Tempus Plans 150,000-SF Warehouse in North Carolina
The project will be delivered as either a build-to-suit or speculative industrial development, Tempus said. read more >
An After-Tax Difference (Dan Andrews Commentary)
Conventional wisdom may no longer apply in all investment situations with an ever-shifting tax environment. read more >
by Dan Andrews -
Tempus Acquires $40.3M Industrial Portfolio
The three sale-leaseback properties and one investment sale property collectively span 574,548 SF across 73 acres. read more >
Tempus Acquires Pittsburgh Office and Retail Property for $43.8M
Tempus said the 125,000-SF property exemplifies growing demand for high-quality office environments. read more >
Tempus Realty Partners Acquires $22.5M Portfolio
The portfolio includes a build-to-suit office development for Montrose Environmental Group and two industrial properties. read more >
Tempus Announces $7.8M Sale of Industrial Property
Located in Wausau, Wisconsin, the industrial property was sold after being held for 1.7 years, marking the first disposition from Tempus' Portfolio 5 investment fund. read more >
Tempus’ Latest Acquisitions Total $29M
The industrial portfolio includes properties in Birmingham, Alabama; Elkton, Maryland; and Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. read more >
Tempus Realty Partners Purchases Top $1B
Tempus’ first year entailed three deals with less than 50 partners. The headcount of investors now numbers more than 300, growing with the size and volume of the deals. read more >
by George Waldon -
Tempus Realty Partners Raises $20M Equity for Industrial Property Deals
The properties are in North Charleston, South Carolina; Knoxville, Tennessee; and Lafayette, Indiana. read more >
Tempus Passes $1B Investment Milestone With Maryland Industrial Acquisition
Tempus said the $7.6 million deal is part of its strategy to continue investing in the industrial sector with a focus on middle-market manufacturing companies. read more >
Tempus Acquires 3 Industrial Properties to Complete $50.9M Portfolio
It's the Little Rock-based real estate investment partnership's first acquisition of 2024. read more >
Westrock Coffee Completes New $70M Distribution Center in Conway
Builders fast-tracked work on the 530,000-SF facility to help Westrock meet growing demand for its products. read more >
Private Investment Offerings Plunge in 2023
The number of private placements offered by Arkansas companies plummeted in 2023 compared with 2022, but both new and established businesses sought out investors. read more >
by Gwen Moritz -
Tempus Realty Partners Buys 4-Property Portfolio for $78M
Tempus Realty Partners of Little Rock buys four industrial properties, with square footage totaling 1.4 million across more than 209 acres for $78 million. read more >
Tempus Realty Announces $32.6M in Industrial Property Acquisitions
Tempus Realty Partners of Little Rock announced Tuesday the acquisition of four industrial sale-leasebacks in three states, totaling $32.6 million. The properties make up the real estate investment partnership’s seventh […] read more >
Tempus Realty Announces $30.5M in Acquisitions
Dan Andrews, CEO of Tempus, said the deals are part of the firm's plan to strategically expand its presence in the industrial real estate sector. read more >
Tempus Realty Sells Ohio Industrial Facility for $7.6M
The property was acquired by Tempus in December 2020 for $5.75 million. read more >
$22.34M Raised for Westrock Distribution Center
Tempus Conway DC LLC of Little Rock has a total offering amount of $27 million, but it looks like not all that money will be needed. read more >