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6/30/26
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TA Realty has acquired Goldeneye Industrial Portfolio, a three-building, multi-tenant light industrial portfolio totaling 378.2k sf in the West Valley submarket of Salt Lake City. The price was not disclosed.
The Goldeneye Industrial Portfolio comprises three highly functional buildings situated on approximately 19 acres. The assets were built between 1988 and 2001 and feature clear heights ranging from 22 to 30 feet, flexible suite configurations and strong physical specifications suited to a wide range of industrial users. At the time of sale, the portfolio was 91% leased to 12 tenants spanning logistics, manufacturing and service-oriented industries, with suite sizes ranging from approximately 8k sf to more than 70k sf.
Strategically located within one of Salt Lake City’s most desirable infill industrial corridors, the portfolio benefits from immediate access to major transportation infrastructure, including Interstates 80 and 215 and State Route 201, as well as proximity to Salt Lake City International Airport and regional intermodal facilities. The location enables efficient distribution throughout the Mountain West and broader Western United States.
Newmark Executive Managing Director Andrew Briner, Associate Director Aaron Banks and Vice Chairman Ken White, in cooperation with Executive Managing Directors Kyle Roberts and Jeff Heaton of Newmark Mountain West, represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction.
“The Goldeneye Industrial Portfolio represents a compelling combination of durable in-place cash flow and clear upside through mark-to-market opportunities,” said Briner. “Investor demand for well-located, multi-tenant industrial product in Salt Lake City remains exceptionally strong, particularly for infill assets that offer both functionality and near-term growth potential. This transaction underscores the continued depth of capital targeting high-quality industrial investments across the Mountain West.”
According to Newmark Research, Salt Lake City’s industrial market fundamentals remained stable in the first quarter of 2026, with direct vacancy at 5.7% and significantly tighter conditions across small- and mid-bay product. While overall leasing activity moderated as occupiers prioritized efficiency and deferred expansion, achieved rents continued to outperform asking rents, reflecting sustained demand for high-quality, well-located space.
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