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CIRE Equity Acquires 308k sf Industrial Asset in the San Fernando Valley

3/06/26

CIRE Equity, a privately held real estate investment firm, has acquired Roscoe Woodley North LA Industrial Campus, a fully leased, 307.9k sf industrial property in the northern San Fernando Valley. The two-building property sits on 19 acres at 8201–8221 Woodley Ave and 16200 Roscoe Blvd in Van Nuys.

Situated in a prime North Los Angeles infill location directly off the I-405 and adjacent to the Van Nuys Airport, the Roscoe Woodley Campus includes a 7.4-acre M2-zoned yard. The property features 16 dock-high doors, six ground-level doors, and 28-foot clear heights in the main warehouse, along with abundant parking, modern power infrastructure, and flexible industrial configurations.

CBRE’s Michael Longo, Eric Cox and Bennett Robinson represented the confidential seller. The price was not given out.

“The San Fernando Valley is one of the tightest and most supply-constrained industrial submarkets in the country,” said Longo, Senior Vice President at CBRE. “This large 19-acre property, immediately off the 405 and adjacent to the Van Nuys Airport is main and main for the market. The 100% leased investment offered strong in-place income with long-term flexibility for the site.”

The San Fernando Valley, and particularly Van Nuys, remains one of the most supply constrained industrial markets in Southern California. According to CBRE Research, Van Nuys maintains an exceptionally low vacancy rate of just 2.0%, including zero vacancies for spaces larger than 100k sf. The broader Greater San Fernando Valley posted a vacancy rate of 4.5% in Q4 2025, one of the lowest among major U.S. markets.




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