PRP Real Assets Purchased Montgomery Distribution Hub

The firm acquired a 459,680-square-foot facility for $66.5 million while planning a major expansion.

Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Commercial

Isometric editorial illustration of a large industrial warehouse facility with loading docks and paved yard, representing logistics real estate infrastructure.
PRP Real Assets acquired a 459,680-square-foot distribution hub in Montgomery, Alabama, for $66.5 million and plans a $30 million expansion. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Live Poll

Do large industrial investments indicate that your local community's economy is moving in the right direction?

PRP Real Assets has completed the purchase of a 459,680-square-foot distribution centre in Montgomery, Alabama. The facility currently serves as a critical redistribution hub for service parts for Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis.

Why it matters

The acquisition aligns with PRP Real Assets mission-critical net lease investment strategy. The company has also committed $30 million to expand the site's footprint by over 240,000 square feet.

The distribution centre spans 459,680 square feet on a 60-acre plot and is currently under a 14-year lease with Hyundai. The planned expansion will add more than 240,000 square feet to the facility footprint.

The players

PRP Real Assets

This investment firm specializes in acquiring and managing mission-critical net lease properties.

Hyundai

The automotive manufacturer uses the Montgomery site as a hub for its service parts redistribution.

The details

The Montgomery-based facility functions as a central redistribution point for service parts utilized by Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis. PRP Real Assets secured the property as part of its strategy to acquire long-term, mission-critical net lease assets.

Timeline

  1. PRP Real Assets announced the acquisition on September 22, 2026.

Culture Shift

This investment follows the broader industry trend of the surge in demand for mission-critical net lease logistics assets, which has accelerated as automakers optimize their regional supply chain networks. The move highlights how institutional capital is increasingly targeting logistics infrastructure to support long-term automotive service requirements.

The facility expansion will likely influence regional employment opportunities and supply chain logistics for the local automotive sector. Residents and businesses may see increased activity at the site as the footprint grows by 240,000 square feet.

The takeaway

Securing long-term leases with major automotive brands provides investors with stable, mission-critical revenue streams. Expansion projects like this one demonstrate the ongoing necessity for infrastructure investment to meet service parts demand.

Further reading

For more information on industrial property trends in the region, visit Montgomery Commercial.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Real Assets.

Live Poll

Do large industrial investments indicate that your local community's economy is moving in the right direction?

PRP Real Assets Purchased Montgomery Distribution Hub