Roese Enterprises - Trucking - Commercial Real Estate


All the other specialties would grind to an immediate halt without a sophisticated means to transfer goods to or from air and sea ports. Imports would be left standing at the dock and exports would have no way to make their way from the manufacturer to distribution points or end-users. Trucking services are thus the glue that ties all other specialties together. The Motor Carrier Act of 1980 began the process of deregulation and increased competition in the trucking industry that have permitted trucking companies to take on the lion's share of the distribution market from the rail industries, especially of consumer goods within close proximity to specific metropolitan areas. The requirements for a trucking company are usually straightforward: provide as many truck positions per square foot as possible to increase the hourly throughput capacity of the building. This requires a longer, narrower facility, ideally with cross-dock access. Efficiency is paramount as little if any merchandise have a dwell time within the facility of more than a few hours. Regardless of the requirement's specifics, Roese Enterprises can help guide the way toward locating the ideal location. Please contact us today for a personalized market analysis.

Roese Enterprises orchestrated the client's expansion from a sublease of 27,000 square feet to 52,416 square feet in a rare cross-dock building in the LAX area.

The struggle in this transaction was that the property owner was initially dead-set against the expansion, as they believed the property could be re-developed into a higher and better use.

After weeks of negotiations Roese Enterprises was ultimately able to secure favorable terms for a long-term direct lease for our client.

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What sets this transaction apart from others isn't that we helped a client meet their growth needs by doubling their available space. Nor is it because we helped them transition from a "B Grade" port location to a "Class A" distribution building in Santa Fe Springs, California.

What made this transaction truly unique was that we had to foresight to negotiate a solid first-right-of-refusal that allowed them to gain control over and adjacent unit after just one month after signing the lease in the new building.

A Roese Rebate resulting from the exclusive representation of over $6,700 was the icing on the cake.

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