Corniche Capital Announces 400,000-Square-Foot Build-to-Suit Industrial Space in Los Lunas

Corniche Capital announced the availability of up to 400,000 square feet of customizable build-to-suit industrial space at 1300 Desert Willow Road inside Los Morros Business Park in the Village of Los Lunas. The offering targets manufacturing, distribution, cold storage, data center, defense and other advanced industrial tenants and is being marketed as construction-ready with flexibility for custom-configured, mission-critical facilities.

The site is presented by Corniche as located in one of the most rapidly expanding industrial corridors in the American Southwest and is described as adjacent to Meta’s multi-billion-dollar data center campus, with access to state and local economic incentives including tax abatements, grants and job training programs. Corniche’s announcement frames the Los Morros parcel as attractive to power-intensive and hyperscale operators as well as logistics and manufacturing firms seeking large, purpose-built footprints.

David Ebrahimzadeh, founder and president of Corniche Capital, positioned the company’s approach around tenant-led design and delivery. “Industrial users today need more than square footage—they need solutions,” Ebrahimzadeh said. In corporate materials he added that “Corniche Capital is built to execute build-to-suit projects at scale. We work side-by-side with tenants to design and deliver facilities that directly support their operations, growth plans, and long-term efficiency—anywhere in the country.”

Corniche’s release emphasizes the firm’s build-to-suit specialization for defense, logistics, manufacturing and data center tenants and its capability for powered land acquisition and development for hyperscale and enterprise data center operators. The company says it operates nationwide with core presence in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Florida, South Carolina, Ohio and New Mexico, and that it maintains limited partner positions in venture and private equity funds while investing directly in technology companies aligned with long-duration infrastructure and national security themes. Company materials also note that Ebrahimzadeh was recently awarded a U.S. patent for an innovative remotely-controllable seatbelt system.

Key commercial details remain unspecified in Corniche’s announcement: there are no disclosed tenants, no signed leases named, no construction budget or capital stack, and no firm groundbreaking or delivery dates beyond the phrase construction-ready timelines. Corniche’s marketing copy states the offering can support a range of building types from large distribution centers and infill warehouses to cold storage and energy-redundant data center campuses, but the firm did not publish a site plan, building footprints or lease rates.

For more information, Corniche Capital provided media contact David Ebrahimzadeh at david@cornichecapital.com and (917) 207-7220, and maintains company information at cornichecapital.com. The Los Morros offering places a large, flexible industrial opportunity on the market in Los Lunas at a time of active data center and advanced industrial investment in central New Mexico, with local permitting, infrastructure capacity and incentive negotiations likely to determine the project’s pace and ultimate tenant mix.