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Raymer Business Park  ·  Van Nuys, California  ·  San Fernando Valley Infill

Below-market rents.
Infill scarcity.
Near-term upside.

A 118,400 SF, three-building small-bay industrial park in one of the tightest infill submarkets in the country — acquired ~22% below market rent with a defined path to capture it.

14.8%
Target LP IRR
1.85x
Equity Multiple
5.0%
Going-In Cap
22%
Mark-to-Market
Representative small-bay industrial building
Representative small-bay industrial asset · illustrative stock imagery, not the actual property

The Opportunity

Functional space. Unrealized rent.

Well-located. Value-focused. Operationally-driven.

Raymer Business Park is a stabilized-but-underpriced infill industrial park where in-place rents sit roughly 22% below today's market. Short remaining lease term and two vacant suites give a hands-on operator a clear, near-term runway to reset the rent roll — in a submarket with effectively no new supply. This is the value-add, small-bay infill thesis Captiva was built to execute, on home turf.

01

22% Mark-to-Market

In-place rents of $16.20/SF NNN vs. a $19.80 market — an embedded loss-to-lease captured on rollover, not on speculation.

02

Diversified Roster

91% leased across 14 tenants; the largest occupies ~13.5% of GLA. Production, aerospace, food, contractors — durable Valley demand.

03

~3.5% Submarket Vacancy

The San Fernando Valley is one of the tightest infill industrial markets in the U.S. — geographically supply-constrained.

04

Near-Term Window

A 2.6-year WALT and two vacant suites mean the mark-to-market is realized inside the hold, not deferred to a distant exit.

The Asset

Three buildings. One irreplaceable corner.

RAYMER STREET A B C N 150 ft
AddressRaymer St Corridor, Van Nuys, CA
Property typeMulti-tenant small-bay industrial
Buildings3 (concrete tilt-up)
Rentable area118,400 SF
Suites16 units (3,000–16,000 SF)
Year built1985–1992
Clear height18'–22'
LoadingGrade-level + dock-high
Site5.4 acres (~0.50 FAR)
Occupancy at close91% (2 suites vacant)

Capitalization

Purchase price ($291 / SF)$34,500,000
Value-add capex$2,400,000
Closing + financing$900,000
Working capital / reserves$600,000
Total capitalization$38,400,000
Senior debt · 55% LTC, 6.40% fixed$21,120,000
Total equity$17,280,000
GP co-investment (10%)$1,728,000
LP equity raise$15,552,000

Tenancy & Rollover

Granular demand, staggered to capture.

Representative roster. Near-term expirations are the value-creation engine.

SuiteTenantUseSF% GLARent $/SFExpiry
A-100Valley Stage & LightingProduction16,00013.5%$15.002027
A-150Sepulveda Aerospace ComponentsAerospace13,20011.1%$16.802029
B-100Balboa Cabinet & MillworkLight mfg.11,80010.0%$15.602028
B-140Kester Apparel & TextilesApparel9,4007.9%$16.202026
B-180Raymer Cold StorageFood / cold12,60010.6%$17.402028
C-100Van Nuys Auto WorksAutomotive8,9007.5%$14.802026
C-150Sherman Electrical SupplyDistribution10,7009.0%$15.402027
Various7 additional small-bay tenantsMixed25,20021.3%$16.10'26–'30
2 suitesVacant — lease-upValue-add10,6009.0%

Weighted-average lease term at acquisition: 2.6 years. Roughly 30% of GLA rolls or leases up within the first 24 months — the primary lever on the mark-to-market.

Submarket · San Fernando Valley

Supply-constrained by geography, not by cycle.

The San Fernando Valley is effectively built out — ringed by mountains and dense residential, with almost no developable industrial land. Vacancy has held in the low single digits through the cycle, and older in-place leases carry meaningful embedded loss-to-lease. This is exactly the product type and location where local operators find the most durable, supply-protected entry.

~3.5%
SFV industrial vacancy — among the tightest in the U.S.
$19.80
Market asking rent, $/SF NNN — vs. $16.20 in place
5.0%
Going-in cap → ~6.3% stabilized yield-on-cost
0.50
Site FAR — dense infill, effectively no new supply

Market context grounded in 2025–2026 San Fernando Valley industrial reporting (Colliers, Kidder Mathews, Voit, CBRE). Figures illustrative.

Financials

Disciplined underwriting, tested at the exit.

Net operating income ramp ($M)

$1.72
Yr 1
$1.93
Yr 2
$2.14
Yr 3
$2.31
Yr 4
$2.43
Yr 5

NOI grows ~41% over the hold as below-market leases reset and vacancy is absorbed — the return is driven by income, not cap-rate compression.

Exit cap sensitivity · 5-yr hold

Exit CapLP IRREquity Multiple
4.75% · upside18.2%2.05x
5.25% · base14.8%1.85x
5.75%11.8%1.68x
6.25% · downside9.0%1.53x
LP preferred return8.0% cumulative
Promote split80 / 20, then 70 / 30
Acq / AM / Dispo fees1.5% / 1.5% / 1.0%
Year-1 DSCR~1.25x

Investor Calculator

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Illustrative, net-to-LP, 5-year hold. Select an investment amount.

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$185,000
Total Distributions
$85,000
Net Profit
14.8%
Projected LP IRR
Cash FlowYr 1Yr 2Yr 3Yr 4Yr 5 + Sale
Operating distributions$1,500$3,000$4,500$5,500$6,500
Capital event (sale)$164,000

Business Plan

Hands-on execution, phase by phase.

Months 0–3

Close & Stabilize

Acquire, assume management, complete tenant onboarding and rent-roll audit.

Months 3–12

Capex & Lease-Up

Roof, electrical, facade and parking work; build spec suites; lease the vacant 10,600 SF.

Months 12–30

Mark-to-Market

Roll 2026–2027 expirations to market; capture the embedded ~22% loss-to-lease.

Months 30–54

Operate & Grow NOI

Proactive management, tenant retention, contractual bumps compounding on a reset roll.

Months 54–60

Exit

Market a stabilized, diversified infill asset in a supply-locked submarket.

Sponsor

Institutional discipline. Entrepreneurial execution.

Experienced. Hands-on. Aligned.

BA
Brian Abers
Managing Partner
MN
Matt Nolan
Partner
$2B+
Principal investment experience
$250M+
Assets acquired since inception
40
Years combined industry expertise
1
Singular focus — Western U.S. infill industrial

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