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Kloof Capital acquires 54,000 s/f industrial prop.; financed from First Bank of Greenwich

555 Lordship Boulevard - Stratford, CT

Stratford, CT Kloof Capital, a New York-based family office, has acquired a 54,000 s/f flex industrial property located at 555 Lordship Blvd. The transaction marks the firm’s first direct investment as part of a targeted strategy to invest in flex industrial assets across Southwestern Connecticut and select Tri-State markets.

The acquisition was financed with a loan from First Bank of Greenwich, arranged by Arrow Real Estate. The financing process attracted significant lender interest, resulting in 18 competing offers. Kloof Capital plans to execute a value-add strategy focused on lease-up, targeted capital improvements, and operational enhancements, with the goal of stabilizing the asset and driving long-term value.

“We are delighted to complete our first flex industrial acquisition in Stratford, a market supported by strong fundamentals, proactive local leadership, and a vibrant business community,” said Brett Kaplan, vice president at Kloof Capital. “This investment reflects our long-term conviction in Southwestern Connecticut, and we look forward to continuing to expand our presence in the region.”

This acquisition represents a key milestone for the firm as it builds out a targeted portfolio of flex industrial assets in high-demand, supply-constrained markets.

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