The building stands at 200 Parkside Drive, inside the ParksideIndustrial Center. It was acquired by Acey Decy Lighting, whichprovides lighting and related services and equipment to film and TVcompanies.

Ross Thomas, the Delphi Business Properties broker whorepresented privately held seller S&C in the transaction, saysAcey Decy paid $3.5 million for its new San Fernando headquarters.Chuck Eickhoff of the San Fernando Valley office of Daum CommercialReal Estate Services represented the buyer.

Broker Thomas tells GlobeSt.com that the deal reflects a growingdesire by many industrial-space users in the Valley to own theirbuildings instead of rent them.

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