DALLAS, TX – (April 25, 2025) – Sealy & Company, a fully-integrated commercial real estate investment and operating company and recognized leader in the industrial real estate market, is pleased to announce the acquisition of a 222,486-square-foot industrial facility located at 15 Leigh Fisher Boulevard in El Paso, Texas. This strategic acquisition reflects Sealy & Company’s continued focus on securing industrial assets in high-demand logistics markets across the nation.

The property is well-maintained with modern operational upgrades and features a tri-load configuration, 23′ 6″ average clear height, 42 total loading doors, an ESFR sprinkler system, and a fully secured truck court with 71 trailer parking spaces. The facility also includes concrete tilt-wall construction, approximately 5% office finish, and T5 lighting with motion sensors, supporting both current and future functionality. The building is fully leased to a high-profile tenant in the food production industry, whose adjacent processing facility strengthening the property’s location as a mission-critical facility in the tenant’s distribution operations.

Strategically located within Butterfield Industrial Park, one of El Paso’s most established and supply-constrained industrial submarkets, the facility is positioned less than one mile from El Paso International Airport and within five miles of the Bridge of the Americas—a key international port of entry. The site provides seamless access to I-10 and SH Spur 601, two major transportation arteries connecting El Paso to regional and national distribution networks.

Butterfield Industrial Park is among the most active submarkets in the region, with a 97% occupancy rate and limited new development, further highlighting the scarcity of well-located industrial product. Recent public and private investment in the park has included infrastructure improvements, landscaping enhancements, and tenant-focused amenities, reinforcing the long-term desirability of this location.

“El Paso represents one of the most strategic industrial markets along the southern U.S. border with sustained demand, close proximity to international trade, and a business-friendly environment,” said Jason Gandy, Managing Director – Investment Services at Sealy & Company. “Sealy & Company has a strong history of ownership in the Butterfield Industrial Park and the addition of 15 Leigh Fisher to our portfolio enhances our ability to deliver long-term value through reliable tenancy and critical logistics access.”

El Paso continues to gain momentum as a key industrial gateway, supported by robust economic drivers, nearshoring trends with Mexico, and one of the most resilient logistics corridors in the Southwest. The region boasts a 2.7 million population within the greater El Paso-Juarez area, offering access to a growing labor force and significant cross-border commerce.

The transaction was facilitated as a direct acquisition, with Sealy & Company’s Investment Services team, led by Jason Gandy and Davis Gibbs, overseeing the process.