IronHorn Enterprises is a privately held commercial real estate development and investment company founded in 2014 by brothers Greg and Colin Cleghorn and headquartered in East Syracuse, New York. The company specializes in acquiring, developing, and managing industrial properties including warehouse, distribution, fleet maintenance, and heavy-duty industrial facilities.
The brothers began their real estate careers in 2013 by purchasing and renovating distressed residential properties, starting with foreclosed homes acquired for as little as $1. Over six years, they built a residential portfolio of 188 units across more than 100 properties before selling 95% of their residential holdings for $15 million in 2021. This capital enabled IronHorn to pivot to commercial industrial real estate in 2018. The company has experienced rapid growth, reaching over 1 million square feet of industrial space by May 2023 when the portfolio was valued at $100 million, and subsequently doubling to over $200 million in total assets by September 2025. Current portfolio valuations range between $200 million and over $300 million across 17 states.
IronHorn employs a hands-on acquisition strategy, making over 200 cold calls daily to identify off-market properties across the nation. The company's investment approach focuses on purchasing undervalued industrial properties, renovating them, securing long-term tenants with five-to-ten-year leases, and refinancing to extract capital for additional acquisitions. IronHorn primarily serves fleet maintenance, distribution, and heavy-duty industrial users, and has expanded its geographic footprint from New York to include California, Arkansas, Illinois, Mississippi, Indiana, West Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Connecticut, New Jersey, Georgia, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, and Texas.
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