MAINBRACE Adds to Idaho Portfolio with New Industrial Management Assignment in Twin Falls
Newport Beach, CA — May 6, 2026 — MAINBRACE, a commercial real estate firm specializing in the management, leasing, and investment of industrial properties, today announced a new property management assignment in Twin Falls, Idaho, marking the firm’s continued geographic expansion into key growth markets.
The assignment consists of an approximately 23,500-square-foot industrial building situated on an approximately five-acre site. The property has recently been leased to a new tenant on a long-term basis, positioning the asset for stable occupancy and long-term performance.
“This assignment represents another step in the strategic growth of our platform, both within and beyond Southern California,” said Max Morris, Managing Principal of MAINBRACE. “Industrial assets with meaningful yard components continue to see strong demand, and this property is well-positioned to support a range of operational uses.”
The site’s excess land provides flexibility for outdoor storage, trailer parking, and operational expansion, aligning with increasing tenant demand for industrial properties that offer both building improvements and usable yard area.
MAINBRACE will oversee all aspects of property management, including tenant coordination, maintenance oversight, and financial reporting, while working with ownership to ensure the property operates efficiently and maintains long-term value.
“With a new long-term lease in place, the focus shifts to execution—maintaining the asset, supporting the tenant, and ensuring consistent performance over the life of the lease,” said Steve Sims, Principal and CFO. “We approach every assignment with an ownership mindset, focusing on the details that drive long-term results.”
This assignment further reinforces MAINBRACE’s focus on industrial assets ranging from 10,000 to 100,000 square feet, including properties with Industrial Outdoor Storage (IOS) characteristics across both established and emerging logistics markets.
