Faropoint, a Hoboken-based tech-enabled real estate investment firm focused on last-mile industrial properties, has secured a $600 million acquisition credit facility for its Industrial Value Fund IV.
The credit facility is led by KeyBank National Association, as administrative agent, with JP Morgan, Capital One, Truist Bank and Citizens Bank serving as co-lead arrangers.
Fund IV, launched in June 2025 with a $1 billion target, continues Faropoint’s flagship Industrial Value Fund series strategy of acquiring and enhancing last-mile urban logistics properties to build institutional-grade portfolios across key U.S. markets.
The credit facility is structured to provide operational efficiency and scalability, allowing assets to be added over time as they are acquired.
“This $600 million acquisition facility represents a significant step forward for Fund IV and provides us with the flexible capital structure needed to execute on our acquisition pipeline,” said Idan Tzur, chief financial officer at Faropoint.
“The facility’s scalable design allows us to efficiently deploy capital as opportunities arise while optimizing our cost of capital as assets stabilize and generate income.”
Availability unlocks progressively as portfolio NOI grows, aligning capital deployment with the fund’s value creation timeline. The two-year facility includes three one-year extension options, providing up to five years of financing availability.
“What makes this facility particularly meaningful is that every lead bank in this syndicate is a repeat relationship lender that has participated in multiple financings with us across multiple funds,” said Mark DeCesare, head of corporate finance at Faropoint.
“KeyBank, JP Morgan, Capital One, Truist and Citizens have each demonstrated continued confidence in our platform through their ongoing partnership.
“This facility underscores the quality of our operations and the strength of the relationships we’ve built over time.”
The credit facility reflects Faropoint’s broader financing strategy of establishing flexible acquisition infrastructure that can grow alongside portfolio expansion.
By securing committed capital from a syndicate of leading financial institutions, Faropoint gains both scalability and operational efficiency, with the ability to add assets over time as they are acquired.
