By Vladimir Bosanac After owning an industrial property in Sacramento for roughly two years, Los Angeles-based PCCP is selling a three-building asset at a nice profit. The company is selling the 225,626 square-foot Seaport Industrial Park for $31 million, or just over $137 per square foot, to Portland, Ore.-based Schnitzer Properties, a West Coast industrial property investment […]
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