GERMANTOWN, Wis. – August 12, 2026 – F Street has broken ground on Phase 2 of Town 9 Industrial, a 142,295-square-foot Class A, multi-tenant industrial development along Donges Bay Road in Germantown, Wisconsin.

The new building will rise directly adjacent to Town 9 Industrial Phase 1, which is fully leased. Phase 1 demonstrated strong demand for modern industrial space in the Germantown market, and Phase 2 is designed to build on that momentum with flexible configurations for tenants occupying approximately 18,000 square feet or more.

Strategic industrial location serving four counties

Town 9 Industrial sits at the intersection of Washington, Waukesha, Ozaukee, and Milwaukee counties, with convenient access to I-41 and I-45. The location gives manufacturers, distributors, logistics operators, and other industrial users efficient access to the Milwaukee metropolitan area and southeastern Wisconsin.

The Class A facility is planned as a multi-tenant building, allowing F Street to accommodate a range of space requirements while giving growing businesses room to establish or expand operations in Germantown.

Experienced financing, construction, and leasing partners

F Street closed the project’s construction loan with financing partner CoVantage Credit Union. Keller, Inc., the construction partner behind the successful first phase, has returned to lead construction of Phase 2.

Jeff Hoffman and the Cushman & Wakefield | Boerke team will lead leasing efforts. Delivery is scheduled for March 1, 2027.

F Street expands its industrial development pipeline

F Street’s industrial momentum extends beyond Wisconsin. The company intends to break ground in September 2026 on River West Commerce Center, a 110,000-square-foot speculative industrial building in the Phoenix, Arizona market.

With construction underway in Germantown and another industrial project approaching groundbreaking in Phoenix, F Street continues to pursue strategically located commercial real estate opportunities in growing markets.

Shovels are in the ground. Let’s build.

For leasing details and additional information about Town 9 Industrial, visit germantownindustrial.com.

About F Street

F Street is a privately held investment firm focused on real estate, lending, and related operating businesses. The firm identifies opportunities, builds strong partnerships, and creates long-term value across its portfolio.

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Milwaukee, WI – April 2026 – ID Logistics and Nutrabolt — the parent company of C4 Energy, XTEND, and Cellucor — have announced a major expansion of their decade-long partnership, anchored by a new 375,000-square-foot distribution and co-packing facility in the Milwaukee area. That facility is Building A at Germantown Industrial.

The new operation will serve as a high-velocity warehousing, distribution, and retail-ready co-packing hub supporting Nutrabolt’s continued growth across Walmart, Target, 7-Eleven, Kroger, Publix, and other leading retailers. It marks ID Logistics’ 55th site in the United States and reinforces Germantown’s position as a strategic distribution node for consumer brands serving the Midwest and beyond.

For Germantown Industrial, the announcement validates the thesis behind the project: a modern, Class A industrial park positioned to serve best-in-class logistics operators and the national brands they support. With Building A fully leased to ID Logistics, attention now turns to Phase II — a planned build-to-suit opportunity with divisible configurations available for qualified tenants.

Phase II is being marketed exclusively by CBRE. For leasing inquiries, contact the CBRE team or visit the Phase II page at germantownindustrial.com.

Read the full announcement from ID Logistics and Nutrabolt →

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Milwaukee, WI – April 2026 – F Street Investments, LLC has officially closed on a $75,000,000 credit facility with CIT Northbridge, a division of First Citizens Bank — tripling our original credit line and extending our maturity by an additional two years.

This closing represents far more than a number on a term sheet. It is a reflection of the operational rigor, financial discipline, and institutional trust that F Street has built over more than two decades in private lending.

CIT Northbridge conducts rigorous semi-annual audits of our financials, leadership, operations, and underwriting. Their decision to significantly expand our facility — and extend our maturity — is a direct endorsement of the platform we have built and the team that runs it.

When F Street’s founder, Scott Lurie, launched the company in 2003 fresh out of college, a $1,000,000 credit line felt like a milestone. Today, this $75 million facility positions F Street to accelerate origination volume, expand into new markets, and continue delivering the kind of risk-adjusted returns our investors have come to expect.

For the first time in F Street’s history, investor capital on our balance sheet has surpassed $100,000,000 — a testament to the trust our investor community places in this platform every single day. That trust is not something we take for granted. It is the foundation of everything we do — and the reason we hold ourselves to the highest standard of transparency, performance, and stewardship.

We are not slowing down. Our mission is to build the most trusted, highest-performing private investment platform in the country. This credit facility is another step in that direction — and our investors are already part of that story.

If you are an existing investor looking to deepen your relationship with F Street — whether through additional capital deployment, a Self-Directed IRA, or our alternative investment platform — our Investor Relations team is ready to help. If you know someone who deserves access to what F Street offers, we encourage you to make the introduction.

Connect with Our Team

Retail & Legacy Investors
Mitch Ferraro, Director, Investor Relations
mitch@fstreet.com | (414) 485-0306

RIA & Family Offices
Michael Sheppard, VP, Capital Markets
shep@fstreet.com | (262) 391-8917

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Milwaukee, WI – March 12, 2026 – F Street is proud to announce that Nick Jung has been named NAIOP Wisconsin’s 2025 Principal (Developer) of the Year, recognized at the organization’s Annual Meeting & Awards Ceremony held at Venue 3 in Milwaukee’s 3rd Street Market Hall.

The award honors Nick’s central role in shaping F Street’s investment strategy and driving high-impact development initiatives across the state. Beyond his work at F Street, Nick has been deeply involved in NAIOP Wisconsin’s strategic direction — serving as Board President, strengthening advocacy efforts, and expanding member engagement throughout the chapter.

“Nick’s recognition as Developer of the Year reflects the leadership and vision he brings to F Street and to the broader Wisconsin commercial real estate community every day,” said Scott Lurie, Founder of F Street. “His commitment to excellence — both within our firm and across the industry — continues to elevate everything we do.”

The ceremony brought together more than 250 industry leaders and highlighted six major awards. NAIOP Wisconsin was also celebrated as the 2024 NAIOP Chapter of the Year, the second time in eight years the state has earned the national association’s highest honor.

For more information about F Street and its development portfolio, visit fstreet.com.

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MILWAUKEE BUSINESS NEWS

Milwaukee-native Scott Lurie, founder of F Street, a Milwaukee-based commercial real estate development and investment firm, was recently named to the BizTimes 275 Most Influential Business Leaders for 2025.

What was originally established in 2009 as an investment firm and hospitality group has now expanded into the development space with notable projects including an apartment complex in Brown Deer and a large residential development in Oak Creek, called Lakeshore Commons. Last year, the company wrapped up the construction of phase one of Lakeshore Commons, which included two apartment buildings with a combined 199 units, 28 townhomes for sale, 28 townhomes for rent and nearly 60 single-family lots.

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