At Avistone, we believe that creating value in industrial real estate goes beyond acquiring well-located properties – it’s about unlocking potential through strategic improvements. Our hands-on approach to asset management transforms properties into more attractive, functional, and competitive spaces for tenants, while delivering stronger cash flow and appreciation for our investors.
Why Property Improvements Matter
In today’s industrial market, tenants demand more than just four walls and a roof. Companies want efficient layouts, modern infrastructure, and properties that project professionalism to customers and employees alike. Properties that are outdated or not in leasable condition struggle to compete – even in strong markets.
By investing in improvements that directly enhance tenant experience and marketability, Avistone turns underperforming or overlooked assets into thriving industrial parks.
Strategic Improvements That Drive Results
Make-Ready Suites
At acquisition, many vacant suites in our properties are not leasable in their current condition. Avistone accelerates leasing velocity by delivering move-in-ready spaces. This reduces downtime, attracts small and mid-sized businesses that value speed, and creates immediate revenue impact.
Reconfiguring Office-Heavy Space
Some industrial parks contain suites with an excessive office build-out that no longer fits tenant demand. We strategically reconfigure these spaces back to functional flex or shallow-bay layouts, aligning with what modern tenants are looking for.
Capital Projects for Longevity
We prioritize high-impact projects in our industrial portfolio that directly support tenant operations, improve marketability, and protect long-term value, such as:
These projects extend asset durability, improve tenant satisfaction, and ensure our properties remain competitive in their submarkets.
Signage & Curb Appeal
First impressions matter. Avistone invests in signage programs, landscaping, and exterior façade and paint improvements that elevate the look and feel of each park. A refreshed appearance improves marketability, builds tenant pride, and strengthens long-term leasing momentum.
Case Study: Central Park, Dallas (Richardson Submarket)
When Avistone acquired Central Park, a 314,000-square-foot shallow-bay industrial park in the Richardson submarket of Dallas, many of the vacant spaces were not in leasable condition, and the property lacked the curb appeal to compete with newer developments nearby.
Avistone executed a multi-pronged improvement plan:
These improvements paid immediate dividends: occupancy increased through a mix of new leases and expansions, and achieved rents surpassed underwritten levels – demonstrating Avistone’s ability to create real value through property-level execution.
The Investor Advantage
For our investors, these improvements translate into measurable results:
A Proven, Repeatable Strategy
Across our national portfolio, Avistone has consistently demonstrated how targeted improvements create long-term value. Central Park is just one example of our proven, repeatable model – acquire, improve, and sell – executed with discipline to maximize investor returns while delivering high-quality industrial space for tenants.