Cascade Parkway 1015 E Lincoln Ave 83,568 SF 100% Leased Industrial Building Yakima, WA 98901 $7,995,000 ($95.67/SF) 7.77% Cap Rate

509 Athletics All-Star Cheer and Tumbling began in 2021 and built its program around all-star cheer, recreational cheer, tumbling, and related athlete development. The company serves athletes through training, team participation, class booking, and tryout registration, with a focus on skill-building, confidence, strength, and teamwork. The company offers seasonal team opportunities, skill classes, open gym sessions, and beginner-to-competitive pathways for athletes at different experience levels. The business operates as a cheer and tumbling gym in Yakima and maintains an online presence for family sign-ups, class access, and athlete communication.

5th Line Brewing grew from a hockey-centered friendship and homebrewing experiments into a brewery and restaurant built around beer and food. The company pours beer on tap, offers kegs and growler fills, and serves house-made meals that include starters, salads, pizzas, nachos, and quesadillas. The business also hosts music bingo, paint parties, and private events, while maintaining wholesale inquiries for draft beer.

D-BAT is a privately held baseball and softball training organization founded in 1998. The company began as a single indoor facility in North Dallas and expanded its model to offer professional instruction, batting cages, camps, and skill development programs for players at all levels. D-BAT formalized its franchise system in 2007, growing into a national network of training centers supported by a centralized product line that includes wood bats, gloves, batting gloves, and related equipment. The organization’s headquarters is located in Carrollton, Texas, where franchise operations and brand development are managed. D-BAT emphasizes a training environment designed to enhance player performance through individualized instruction and access to indoor, climate-controlled facilities. The company has continued its expansion by partnering with major sports equipment brands and increasing the availability of training programs across the United States. D-BAT is privately held.

FleetPride is a privately held distributor of heavy-duty truck and trailer parts and related services serving commercial fleets across North America. The company was founded in 1999 through the consolidation of regional parts distributors and has since expanded through organic growth and acquisitions. FleetPride supplies a broad assortment of aftermarket parts, including components for braking systems, suspension, lighting, filtration, driveline, and hydraulics, supporting both repair and maintenance needs. In addition to parts distribution, FleetPride provides in-house service capabilities, mobile maintenance solutions, and digital ordering platforms to support fleet uptime. The company serves customers across multiple end markets such as freight transportation, construction, agriculture, waste management, and food distribution. FleetPride operates under private-equity ownership and is not publicly traded.

Get Air Indoor Trampoline Parks manages some of the nation's biggest and best trampoline parks. Their trampoline parks feature wall-to-wall trampolines, dodgeball courts, basketball dunk lanes, and obstacle courses! In the past five years Get Air has grown into a recognizable national brand. They developed the trampoline park business from the ground up. And as a result, they naturally connect with business trends and customer needs. Get Air is a nationally recognized brand with a specialized team of operators, accountants, engineers, and other professionals driving the vision forward.

High Steppe Climbing Center began in 2020 as a project from a team of outdoor adventurers from Yakima. The company operates an indoor climbing gym that serves both new and experienced climbers with bouldering, auto-belays, top rope, and lead climbing. The business also offers a fitness and training area, a kid zone, community gathering space, adult and youth classes, climbing club, and summer camp programs. Memberships, day passes, rental gear, and a retail shop support regular visitors and climbing-focused customers.