Brasler Properties specializes in rehabilitating large single-tenant industrial facilities into state-of-the-art multi-tenant industrial space. As a third generation family owned small service-intensive organization managing long-term assets, Brasler's mission is for tenant's needs to be met immediately, efficiently and economically.

The Brasler approach is to transform large vacant or nearly vacant industrial facilities, market them and ultimately lease them to multiple tenants at attractive below-market rentals. The company delivers a superior level of fit out and lasting capital improvements that adds value to each facility it owns and manages.

For its equity participants, the company creates long-term investment opportunities in industrial property, a historically low-tenant-turnover, low vacancy and stabile category of real estate. Brasler also provides advisory and brokerage services, in addition to its investor and development activity as a principal.

So far in 2008,

Brasler along with joint venture partner Endurance, signed a 52,000 square foot lease with Termaco, a specialty metal container manufacturer at the Premium Business Center, a 378,000sf multi tenant manufacturing and distribution facility in the increasingly attractive Reading, PA market.

The RT 61 Distribution Center, a 380,000sf distribution facility also in Reading achieved over 85% occupancy with the addition of Rock Solid Display, in 53,000sf. 45,000sf is currently available.

Occupancy at the York Business Center (YBC) in York, PA is over 90% with the recent occupancy of; Morex Inc. for 75,000 SF. Only 75,000sf is currently available.

As part of its ongoing commitment to the community, Brasler continues to provide The Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis Education (AAYTE) organization pro bono work. Brasler has overseen the site selection and construction of the new $12 Million, 80,000 Square Foot AAYTE Center, as well as the disposition of the current 32,000 Square Foot site in the Manayunk section of Philadelphia. Before opening in September of 2006, over 8,000 children participated in AAYTE's scholastic programs. The new facility is allowing the number of children served and programs offered to increase significantly.

In 1999, Brasler identified Central Pennsylvania as an under-appreciated area of consistent growth and industrial investment potential and initiated several Industrial rehab projects. Past activities included the acquisition, lease up and disposition of a 200,000 square foot Richardson Drive facility in Lancaster.

“Bob Brasler, Artis Ore and the AAYTC kids at the completion of the new tennis center” - September, 2006