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United Natural Foods Fills 136,000 SQFT at Auburn’s Valley Centre After 19 Months on Market

United Natural Foods has leased 135,975 square feet at the Valley Centre Building in Auburn, one of only two Southend industrial leases to...

ByThe RegistryJuly 20, 2026

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O’Keefe Development Sells Centralia Distribution Center for $195MM

(EDITOR’S NOTE: According to public records, the transaction price was $195 million, or around $170 per square foot, and the sale closed on...

ByThe RegistryDecember 16, 2019

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1.2MM SQFT Centralia Industrial Lease Portends Regional Expansion and Continued Demand

By Vladimir Bosanac “It’s a pretty exciting project,” said Tom O’Keefe, chairman and CEO of O’Keefe Development, describing his nearly completed 1.2 million...

ByThe RegistryJune 21, 2019

United Natural Foods

United Natural Foods Fills 136,000 SQFT at Auburn’s Valley Centre After 19 Months on Market

O’Keefe Development Sells Centralia Distribution Center for $195MM

1.2MM SQFT Centralia Industrial Lease Portends Regional Expansion and Continued Demand

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