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Sword Industrial Partners Buys 135k sf Industrial Asset in Phoenix

9/05/25

Sword Industrial Partners has acquired Mountain Vista Commerce Center, a 135k sf, three-building industrial complex in Phoenix that comprises warehouse and flex space. Sword Industrial Partners was formed in 2024 by MAG Capital Partners and Scott Word to pursue multi-tenant infill industrial properties in the Western U.S.

Located at 14647 South 50th St, the property is fully leased to tenants in a variety of industries—including engineering, real estate and light manufacturing. The asset features 18’ clear heights, 33 grade-level, roll-up doors and flexible floor plates of varying bay depths.

Located at the crossroads of the I-10 and Loop 202 freeways within the nationally recognized “Silicon Desert,” Mountain Vista Commerce Center benefits from a population of over 2.16 million within a 30-minute commute and a continuously expanding base of high-profile employers, including Intel’s $20 billion expansion in nearby Chandler, Arizona.

“We are strategically expanding our industrial holdings in Phoenix’s infill markets, providing investors with disciplined value-add and core-plus strategies in dynamic economies like Silicon Desert,” said Scott Word, partner, Sword Industrial Partners. “The area offers one of the most attractive investment landscapes in the country. As a result of a supply/demand imbalance and land scarcity, occupancy rates for small bay and infill space remain high and under supplied.”

Cushman & Wakefield’s Eric Wichterman, Mike Coover, Chris Toci and Will Strong represented the seller, a Dallas-based private fund.





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