A 112,500-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility located at 6284 S Nome Court in Centennial has sold for $21.5 million, positioning the asset as a strategic acquisition in Denver’s sought-after Southeast submarket.
JLL represented the seller, Cabot Properties, in the transaction. The Koll Company, a well-capitalized full-service real estate operating company headquartered in Irvine, California, acquired the asset.
The single-tenant facility sits on 7.44 acres and features specialized infrastructure designed for precision manufacturing operations. Built in 1996, the concrete tilt-up building offers front-loading dock access with seven dock doors, 22-foot clear heights and an exceptional 6,000-amp electrical capacity that serves as a significant market differentiator.
Plastic Design & Manufacturing Company, operating as Plastic Molding Technology, has occupied the facility since 1997. The company specializes in custom plastic molding solutions including thermoforming and precision injection molding, serving diverse industries including aerospace, medical, robotics and automotive sectors. The Colorado location serves as the company’s headquarters and maintains AS 9100:2016 certification, enabling the facility to service key aerospace customers.
The Southeast Denver submarket provides strategic advantages for manufacturing operations, offering access to a highly educated workforce and proximity to customers in healthcare, aerospace and defense industries. The area’s concentration of skilled labor and Fortune 500 headquarters create an ideal environment for specialized manufacturing operations.
The property features front-park, front-load configuration with 104 auto parking spaces and a 125-foot truck court with concrete apron. The facility includes wet fire protection systems and a mix of T5 and T12 lighting throughout the warehouse space.
The JLL Capital Markets team was led by Senior Managing Director Peter Merrion and Director Rob Key.
“This transaction exemplifies the sustained investor confidence in Denver’s Southeast submarket,” said Key. “Despite its relatively modest inventory, the submarket consistently attracts interest from both private and institutional investors. The 6284 S Nome property stands out as a particularly compelling asset, with its exceptional 6,000-amp electrical capacity serving as a critical market differentiator that sets it apart from comparable properties.”
