Roese Enterprises - Manufacturing - Commercial Real Estate


Many are aware of the dramatic increase in imports from China and the Far East over the past quarter century through Los Angeles ports. Few, however, know that the Los Angeles basin continues to be one of the largest manufacturing centers in the United States. There are numerous reasons for this, including a highly trained yet relatively inexpensive labor base, proximity to specialty industries such as Hollywood and the need to assure quality control in the manufacturing process. Increased speed-to-market and the preference to live and work in Southern California are also cited as a reasons to maintain production in the area. Manufacturing operations oftentimes have highly specialized needs that differentiate them from those in service industries. Since capital expenditures can be quite high, it is absolutely necessary to lay out a plan well in advance that will permit a manufacturer to grow and thrive without having to bear the cost of relocation. Please contact us today and allow Roese Enterprises to assist you in the selection of your next facility. We are willing to invest the time and energy you deserve to locate the “needle in the haystack” building that can service your company's needs for years or even decades to come.

Monico Alloys is one of the United States' leading importers and exporters of high-tech specialty metals for recycling. Monico retained Roese on an exclusive basis to locate and negotiate the purchase of a secondary facility in Orange County for one of their subsidiaries.

Roese delivered with a 43,000 square foot facility that was ideal for Monico's processing and distribution requirements. Additionally, Roese was able to negotiate this building purchase at a below-market rate in a market experiencing dramatic price increases.

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Many of you are no doubt familiar with this very popular brand as it is prominently displayed at The Cheesecake Factory, Four Seasons and other notable establishments.

Roese Enterprises was instrumental in the client's transition from a cramped 8,000 facility to spacious 25,000 square foot headquarters, production and distribution facility in the South Bay.

Partly as a result of this successful transition the client was able to rapidly increase both their volume and visibility. This rapid growth led the way for their eventual acquisition by a major foodservice company and the completion of principals' exit strategy.

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