The Stubblebine Company Facilitates $4.1 Million Sale-Leaseback of Woburn Industrial Property

October 6, 2026 - 20:30

WOBURN, Mass. - A 10 Ryan Road industrial property has changed hands in a $4.1 million sale-leaseback transaction. The deal allows the current occupant to continue operating at the site while freeing up capital tied to the real estate.

The property spans a well-positioned industrial footprint in Woburn, a market that has seen steady demand from logistics, manufacturing, and service businesses. Sale-leaseback arrangements have become a common tool for companies looking to unlock equity without disrupting their operations. In this case, the occupant sells the building to an investor and signs a long-term lease to stay in place.

The transaction reflects continued investor appetite for industrial assets in the Greater Boston area, where supply remains tight and rents have held firm. Industrial properties have outperformed other commercial real estate sectors in recent years, drawing interest from both local buyers and institutional capital.

Terms of the lease were not disclosed. The buyer and seller were not identified beyond the involvement of The Stubblebine Company/CORFAC International. The deal closed after a marketing period that drew multiple offers, according to people familiar with the process.

Sale-leasebacks offer flexibility for owners who want to reduce debt or fund growth without moving. For buyers, they provide stable income from a tenant already invested in the location. The Woburn deal fits that pattern, with a single-tenant industrial building in a supply-constrained submarket.