April 28, 2026
— Jeff Ward, Lehigh Valley News Briefs
A real estate firm has acquired an 11-acre industrial facility in Upper Nazareth Township for $7.7 million, according to Northampton County records.
Crosswest Capital, which has offices in New York and Chicago, bought 3367 Gun Club Road as of April 24, according to the county. The deal works out to $700,000 per acre.
Crosswest describes the property as “within the Lehigh Valley industrial market, with access to Route 22 and Interstate 78. The site includes two maintenance facilities, totaling 25,000 sf, and is situated on 10.3 acres, providing functionality for maintenance, light manufacturing, and outdoor storage uses.”
The county lists the property at just under 11 acres, with four buildings.
Earlier this year, a nearby warehouse was purchased for $158 million, one of the biggest deals in Lehigh Valley history.
Crosswest Capital said it bought the property with Copper Beech Real Estate Capital, which helps “high net worth individuals and family offices” invest. A family office is a private investment firm that manages the wealth of wealthy individuals and, yes, families.
Crosswest looks for industrial outdoor-storage facilities, such as the one on Gun Club Road; truck terminals, maintenance facilities and secured storage, with a focus on the eastern and central U.S., according to its website.
A change in ownership does not always indicate a change in use.
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