As Tech Grows, More Manufacturers Seek Out Fremont

FREMONT, CA—Demand for industrial product has held steady throughout this downturn, and increased high-volume leasing activity portends future growth for this metric as tenants move into currently vacant spaces in 2020, according to a second quarter report by Cushman & Wakefield. The latest example is an 89,336-square-foot logistics building, 44370 Christy St., that Dermody Properties acquired last year. The national company focused exclusively on the logistics real estate sector recently leased the building to a San Jose-based company.

“The Fremont submarket is a business-friendly environment with direct access to the greater San Francisco Bay Area,” said George Condon, West region partner for Dermody Properties. “This property offers a prime location and access to a strong labor pool.”