A 554,228-square-foot big-box warehouse in Greenfield's Mt. Comfort industrial corridor has quietly changed hands, adding fresh fuel to one of central Indiana's hottest logistics clusters.
Colliers has completed the sale of 70 Connect II, a cross-docked distribution facility delivered in 2022 and fully leased to Yusen Logistics. The property sits along the I‑70/I‑465 logistics spine east of Indianapolis, and the deal drops another large, operating warehouse into a submarket developers have been racing to build out in recent years.
Colliers Industrial Capital Markets advisors Alex Cantu, Alex Davenport, Jeff Devine, Steve Disse and Tyler Ziebel, working with leasing professionals Cam Kucic and Korey Ryan, represented seller Lauth Group on the transaction, according to ConnectCRE. The outlet identifies the property as 70 Connect II and confirms the building's 554,228-square-foot size and 2022 delivery.
State building-permit filings list Yusen Logistics at 7383 W 350 N in Greenfield and show a plan application tied to the company, confirming the tenant's operation at the site. The Indiana OAS permit record includes a 2023 filing and contact details for Yusen Logistics that align with public project records.
Property Features And Access
The cross-docked facility is built for modern bulk distribution, with 36-foot clear heights, 60 dock-high doors, four drive-in doors and a 140-foot truck court, along with trailer and automobile parking, per ConnectCRE. Its direct access to Interstate 70, along with connectivity to I-465, positions the building for both regional and national distribution operations.
What It Means For Mt. Comfort
Mt. Comfort has become a magnet for big-bay warehouses, although some recent projects in the area have drawn scrutiny over tax-abatement filings and slower-than-expected occupancy, as local reporting has shown. In that context, a completed, fully leased sale stands out for investors and local officials tracking activity along the I‑70 corridor, according to Indiana Economic Digest.
Public reporting did not disclose the buyer or the sale price, and Colliers' public notice put the spotlight on the brokerage team and the tenant relationship. What is known is that the closing adds another sizable, active distribution asset to the Mt. Comfort cluster at a time when modern logistics space remains in demand across the Midwest.
