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| As a commercial builder, Oxbridge is well known for quality development of office, flex and warehouse facilities. Oxbridge identifies opportunities in order to best utilize its ability to update improvements, re-lease vacant space and reposition assets to create value added opportunities. |
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As an investor and asset manager, Oxbridge selects properties with an eye to rational and profitable exit strategies. The company creates value by reposistioning assets, improving management, controlling costs and enhancing re-leasing efforts. CASE STUDIES The Tucker Street Warehouse This 49,000 square foot small-bay warehouse was acquired at 50% occupancy. After a well thought-out, cost-effective improvement program, Oxbridge launched a re-leasing effort. The asset was sold within 3 years of its acquisition at a 60% premium over the purchase price at 100% occupancy. The Palmer Business Center This 112,00 square foot office building was acquired with the intent of aggressively marketing its then-vacant SCIF space, in light of an anticipated demand by government and private industries for secured communication facilities.
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