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The site later was used to stage wildfire recovery and Highway 101 expansion projects. In 2009, the Headleys announced an effort to convert the Rohnert Park site to housing and other uses to fit with a planned SMART station nearby. The Headley family founded the Sonoma County-based Yardbirds chain of home-improvement stores then sold it to The Home Depot in 2005. 5300 Commerce Blvd., Rohnert ParkД«rokers for seller and buyer: Ron Reinking and Haden Ongaro of Newmark Knight Frank The deal comes as Sonoma County has few speculative industrial projects in the works, some of which are being redesigned for housing, according to sources. The company has Northern California projects in Napa, Sacramento, Newark, Livermore and Tracy. On May 28, 2019, Scannell Properties Number 388 LLC purchased the industrial-zoned land along the Petaluma River. This was the second major Sonoma County play by the industrial real estate developer in the past two years. Procuring agents: Trevor Buck of Cushman & Wakefield

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This was the first of $46.5 million in acquisitions of Sonoma County industrial property Scannell has made in the past 15 months.ДЄfter upgrades to the exterior and grounds plus 45,000 square feet in new leases, the builders were sold as an вЂњinvestment-gradeвЂќ property for roughly $185 a square foot, a 27% gain. Scannell bought them on April 15, 2019, for $26.9 million, or about $145 a square foot. Indianapolis-based Scannell Properties made a nice nine-month return on its investment in these two light-industrial and warehouse buildings. Listing agents: Trevor Buck, Brian Foster, Steven Leonard of Cushman & Wakefield Some local residents have questioned the speed of permitting and truck traffic at the facility, which sits at the corner of the highway and the busy wine distribution warehouse corridor of Eighth Street East. The goal is to open the facility by the end of this year.

The plan is to use the building as a hub for trucks making deliveries in the North Bay, rather than starting at East Bay or Vacaville distribution centers, property developer Jose McNeill said. The deal was to be kept under wraps, but the plan for a Sonoma County staging hub was revealed when permits were sought from the county of Sonoma, according to the Index-Tribune. Then came Seattle-based e-commerce giant Amazon. Petaluma-based hydroponics equipment wholesaler and manufacturer Hydrofarm had made significant movement toward a deal to lease the 19-acre site equidistant to Napa and Marin counties on Highway 12, but the quick cooling of the newly legal cannabis industry led to that deal fizzling, according to real estate sources.

One of the Business JournalвЂ™s top construction projects of 2018, the Victory Station project was awaiting a tenant until this spring. Procuring agents: KBC Real Estate Advisors Listing agents: Steven Leonard, Brooks Pedder, John McManus, Mike Goodwin and Tony Binswanger of Cushman & Wakefield

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