Jensen Infrastructure Buys 100 Acres in Lancaster for $46M, Plans 400K SF Manufacturing Facility

Key Points:

• Jensen Infrastructure paid $46M for a 100 acre industrial site in Lancaster, CA
•  Proficiency Capital will develop a 400,000 SF build to suit manufacturing facility
•  Construction begins Q1 2026 with delivery targeted for March 2027

100 Acres Secured in Lancaster

Jensen Infrastructure acquired a 100 acre site at the northeast corner of 30th Street and Avenue G in Lancaster, California for $46 million. The seller was Northpoint, with JLL representing Jensen in the transaction. The site sits within the Fox Field Industrial Corridor Specific Plan area, with direct access to State Route 14.

400,000 SF Build To Suit in the Pipeline

Jensen retained Proficiency Capital to develop a 400,000 square foot regional manufacturing facility. Construction is set to begin in the first quarter of 2026, with completion targeted for March 2027. Fullmer Construction will serve as general contractor. Development financing is being provided by 3G Capital Partners.

Strategic Southern California Expansion

The facility will serve Southern California and parts of Nevada, strengthening Jensen’s regional manufacturing footprint following its 2025 rebrand from Jensen Precast. Lancaster was selected in part due to its pro business positioning and logistical access to Los Angeles via the 14 Freeway. Industrial users continue to look to the Antelope Valley for large scale, cost effective land parcels not readily available in core LA markets.

Why It Matters

Industrial land of this scale remains rare in Southern California, especially parcels large enough to support 400,000 square foot build to suit facilities. For developers and capital partners, Lancaster represents a lower cost alternative to infill LA industrial sites, while still maintaining freeway connectivity to the broader logistics network. At $46 million for 100 acres, the acquisition reflects continued confidence in manufacturing and infrastructure related demand in the region.

Final Thoughts

Jensen Infrastructure’s Lancaster acquisition positions the company for long term regional expansion. With a 400,000 square foot facility moving forward in 2026, the deal underscores ongoing industrial growth in Southern California’s secondary submarkets.