About EasyBay
Warehouses, built the way founders need them.
Industrial real estate hasn't kept up with how product businesses actually grow. We're fixing that: one building, one city, one founder at a time.
EasyBay started because two operators kept running into the same problem: every product brand under $10M in revenue is too small for traditional industrial real estate, and too big for a 3PL. They live in a gap.
We built EasyBay to fill that gap. Private suites, shared equipment, month-to-month terms, and a small team on site who actually knows what it takes to ship products. The way coworking changed office space, we're changing warehouse space.
Today we're pre-leasing in Charlotte and Orlando, with Charlotte first. Nothing is open yet. By the end of next year, we plan to be in three more cities, picked by where founders tell us they're stuck.
Leadership
The team behind EasyBay
Andrew Skydell
Co-Founder
Managing partner at Simi Capital, the real-estate developer behind EasyBay. A New York City native with over a decade in real-estate investment, finance, and capital markets, Andrew helped build Innovo Property Group into a leader in NYC industrial, growing its portfolio from $50M to $1B in assets under management. He holds a BBA from Baruch College.
Jake Diamond
Co-Founder
Managing partner at Simi Capital. Jake brings nearly a decade in real estate, finance, and investment sales, previously specializing in industrial, multifamily, and hospitality assets at The Robert Weiler Company. He holds a BA in Strategic Communications from The Ohio State University.
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