The industrial real estate sector continues to experience strong momentum nationwide, driven by sustained tenant demand, modern facility requirements, and the strategic importance of well-connected logistics markets.
Sealy & Company
The industrial real estate sector continues to experience strong momentum nationwide, driven by sustained tenant demand, modern facility requirements, and the strategic importance of well-connected logistics markets. Sealy & Company’s recent activity reflects these trends, with the firm continuing to execute leases and investments that strengthen its national portfolio and support long-term performance.
That momentum was recognized again this quarter, as Sealy & Company earned a CoStar Power Broker Quarterly Deal Award for the third quarter of 2025. The honor highlights the firm’s successful lease of Building 300 at Key Logistics Center in Lakeland, Florida, an accomplishment that displays Sealy & Company’s ability to secure high-caliber tenants in some of the country’s most competitive industrial corridors.
Delivering Results at Key Logistics Center
Building 300 at Key Logistics Center is a 349,929-square-foot, Class A industrial facility built in 2019 and designed to support high-volume distribution. The building’s modern specifications, including 36-foot clear heights, cross-dock loading, deep truck courts, and ample trailer storage, position it to meet the demands of today’s logistics users.
Its strategic location was an equally important factor in the transaction. Positioned along Florida’s highly active I-4 corridor between Tampa and Orlando, Key Logistics Center provides direct connectivity to the region’s major population centers, deepwater ports, international airports, and intermodal networks. This connectivity has helped Lakeland emerge as one of the Southeast’s most competitive and supply-constrained logistics hubs.
The successful execution of this lease was made possible by the coordination and expertise of the team leading the transaction. Derrick Jones, Regional Director for Sealy & Company, provided strategic oversight throughout the process, while
Rick Ellison,
Lisa Ross, and
Trey Carswell of Cushman & Wakefield brought critical market insight and tenant representation that helped advance the deal to completion.
Supporting Long-Term Portfolio Performance
The full lease-up of Building 300 reflects Sealy & Company’s continued success in completing meaningful industrial transactions that support tenant operations and enhance asset performance. As one of two buildings within Key Logistics Center, the lease underscores the strength of Sealy & Company’s Florida portfolio within a market defined by steady demand and limited modern supply.
This CoStar recognition reinforces the company’s focus on execution, disciplined operations, and long-term value creation. Sealy & Company remains committed to growth in strategic logistics markets nationwide, guided by the investment approach and operating standards that have defined the firm for more than 75 years.
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About Sealy & Company
Sealy & Company, a fully integrated commercial real estate investment, and operating company, is a recognized leader in acquiring, developing, and redeveloping regional distribution warehouse, industrial/flex, and other commercial properties. Sealy provides a full-service platform for high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors through our development, management, and brokerage divisions. Sealy & Company has an exceptional team of over 100 employees, located in five offices, with corporate offices in Dallas, TX and Shreveport, LA.
