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Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions acquires 466,270-square-foot Commerce City industrial portfolio
ColoradoBiz Staff //June 30, 2026//
Courtesy of Speed Bay.
Courtesy of Speed Bay.
Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions acquires 466,270-square-foot Commerce City industrial portfolio
ColoradoBiz Staff //June 30, 2026//
In Brief:
- Speed Bay acquires 466,270-square-foot Park Industrial portfolio
- Portfolio includes 13 buildings near Interstate 270 and East 58th Avenue
- JLL Capital Markets represented Speed Bay in off-market transaction
- KEW Realty owned properties for several decades before sale
DENVER — Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions has acquired Park Industrial, a 466,270-square-foot industrial portfolio consisting of 13 buildings in Commerce City.
JLL Capital Markets represented the buyer in the off-market transaction. The seller was KEW Realty, a Denver-based investor that owned the properties for several decades.
The portfolio is located near Interstate 270 and East 58th Avenue and includes properties at 5690, 5700 and 5710 E. 56th Ave.; 5750, 5800, 5900, 6000, 6050 and 6100 E. 58th Ave.; 6125 E. 56th Ave.; and 6300, 6340 and 6360 E. 58th Ave.
Park Industrial includes two phases built between 1968 and 2017. The first phase comprises 311,270 square feet across 10 buildings with clear heights ranging from 18 to 20 feet. The second phase totals 155,000 square feet across three buildings with 24-foot clear heights.
Tenant spaces range from 2,500 to 35,000 square feet, with an average size of 8,600 square feet. The buildings are primarily designed for distribution and light industrial users.
“I would like to thank Anita Youngblut, Phil Shovein and everyone on the KEW Realty team as well as the JLL and Speed Bay teams for their excellent work to bring this transaction to a successful conclusion,” said David Spira, president and CEO of KEW Realty. “KEW Realty assembled and built this portfolio for over four decades. We are very proud of this accomplishment.”
The JLL Capital Markets team representing the buyer was led by Senior Managing Director Peter Merrion and Director Robert Key.
“Portfolios of this scale rarely trade hands in the Denver market,” Key said. “The transaction reflects continued interest in small-bay industrial assets with flexible tenant configurations and infill locations.”
The Commerce City portfolio is within a 10-mile radius of approximately 1.4 million residents and has access to major transportation corridors serving the Denver metro area.
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