A sprawling warehouse in southwestern Baltimore County has changed hands for $11.45 million, as general merchandise distributor VeryBest Wholesales packs up its Jessup operation and plants its flag in Halethorpe. The 105,732-square-foot building at 4665 Hollins Ferry Road was sold by Saver Automotive Products, a family-owned manufacturer and supplier of wiper products for automobiles, buses and trucks, according to the Maryland Daily Record. VeryBest plans to use the building for warehousing, distribution and corporate offices.
According to Connect CRE, the single-story building was delivered in 1972 and sits on an approximately five-acre site. It includes 24-foot ceiling heights, eleven loading docks, one drive-in door and 9,345 square feet of mezzanine office space. Saver Automotive Products, founded in 1991, had occupied the warehouse space since 2012, per the Maryland Daily Record.
Matthew Curran, a MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services executive, brokered the transaction alongside colleague Andrew Meeder. MacKenzie announced the acquisition Monday morning. The outlet's report notes the location's connectivity was a selling point: the site is adjacent to Interstate 895 and less than a mile from Interstate 695, with Interstate 95 and MD Route 295 about two miles away and the Fairfield Marine Terminal roughly six miles out.
From Jessup to Halethorpe
VeryBest Wholesales is relocating its distribution operation from 8263 Patuxent Range Road in Jessup, a property Cushman & Wakefield had listed as 103,050 square feet of warehouse and distribution space for lease. The company describes itself as a general merchandise distribution and digital ordering platform, and the Halethorpe building gives it a larger footprint with mezzanine offices built in, rather than space carved out separately.
The move lands amid a mixed picture for Baltimore's industrial real estate market. Per Cushman & Wakefield, the region posted more than 563,000 square feet of positive net absorption in the third quarter of 2026, with vacancy falling 30 basis points from the prior quarter to 8.9%. Still, year-to-date net absorption remained negative at 146,000 square feet, and the construction pipeline totaled 2.5 million square feet, 15.7% below the trailing five-year average, the firm's data shows.
A Corridor With Momentum
The I-95 North corridor was a particular bright spot last quarter. The same Cushman & Wakefield report found the corridor recorded 390,614 square feet of positive net absorption, its strongest quarter of 2026, while vacancy there declined 50 basis points to 8.4%.
It's not the first time MacKenzie has brokered a warehouse deal nearby. Back in May 2022, the firm handled a $10.3 million transaction involving a 103,640-square-foot warehouse in Baltimore County bundled with an adjacent development site, according to REBusinessOnline. That deal included a vacant property at 1407 Parker Road in Halethorpe and land at 1441 Knecht Ave, with Ohio-based Pioneer Cladding & Glazing Systems Inc. buying from Pitts Realty LP. Daniel Hudak and Andrew Meeder represented the seller in that earlier sale, which involved an older building with 16- to 21-foot clear heights and five loading bays — a smaller-scale footprint compared to the 24-foot ceiling heights and eleven docks now changing hands at 4665 Hollins Ferry Road.
