DALLAS, TX – July 1, 2025 Sealy & Company, a recognized leader in industrial real estate investment, development, and operations, has announced its acquisition of Crosstown Logistics Center, a newly constructed, Class A multi-tenant logistics facility in the heart of St. Louis’ high-demand Mid County submarket. The 243,984-square-foot asset is 100% leased to a diversified mix of regional and national tenants.

Strategically positioned at 2100 Walton Road, Crosstown Logistics Center represents one of the few modern industrial offerings in a submarket where developable industrial land is virtually nonexistent. Delivered in 2022 and fully leased within three months of completion, the rear-load facility features 32′ clear height, 23 dock-high doors, four drive-in doors, 47 trailer parking stalls, and ESFR sprinkler systems. The building is situated on 14.05 acres with excellent access to Interstates 170, 70, and 64, and just minutes from the Clayton Business District and St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

“The acquisition of Crosstown Logistics Center is a testament to our ongoing strategy of securing high-quality assets in supply-constrained infill markets,” says Jason Gandy, Managing Director – Investment Services at Sealy & Company. “This investment aligns with our disciplined approach to long-term value creation and leverages our team’s deep market expertise.”

Sealy & Company has maintained an active presence in the St. Louis region for over a decade, with this latest acquisition further advancing the firm’s expansion within key Central U.S. logistics markets. The company’s investment approach focuses on acquiring assets with durable market fundamentals, exceptional locations, and long-term income potential.

“Crosstown Logistics Center checks all the boxes—location, quality, tenancy, and long-term fundamentals. It’s an exceptional addition to our growing portfolio,” says Scott Sealy, Jr., Chief Investment Officer for Sealy & Company. “We’re proud to further our presence in a market defined by its accessibility, labor pool, and consistent industrial performance.”

Crosstown Logistics Center is the first industrial spec project delivered in the submarket since 1999, reinforcing its irreplaceability and potential for long-term demand.

Sealy & Company’s Investment Services team, led by Jason Gandy, facilitated the acquisition. Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction.