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TricorBraun Leases 600k sf Distribution Facility in the North Bay Area

8/15/25

In a deal we’re told represents the largest warehouse and distribution building lease within the North Bay Area Market (Solano/Napa) in the past two years, TricorBraun has leased Interchange Logistics Center, a 608.3k sf distribution facility in Fairfield. TricorBraun, a global packaging solutions company, is consolidating several smaller locations into the Interchange Logistics Center to increase efficiency and better serve its customers.

Built in 1995, the three-star industrial distribution center is located at 5195 Fermi Dr, near the intersection of I-80, Hwy 680 and Hwy 1, providing easy access to the Bay Area, North Bay, Sacramento and Central Valley. The facility features 30-33-foot clear height, 56 cross-dock doors, an ESFR fire suppression system, 143 vehicle parking stalls and a 6.5k sf main office.

Fairfield is home to 82,282 transportation and warehousing employees. Additionally, it offers the most competitive total occupancy cost among all Northern California industrial submarkets.

Colliers’ James Ewing, Ward Richmond, Jon Quick and Phil Garrett represented TricorBraun in the lease.

“Despite the broader downturn in industrial demand, we were able to match an expanding tenant with the largest available warehouse in Fairfield—a facility that offers unparalleled scale and flexibility. This transaction not only underscores the resilience of institutional-grade assets in secondary markets but also demonstrates how strategic leasing decisions today can position both landlord and tenant for success when market fundamentals rebound,” said Quick.





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