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Custom Capital Powers Critical Expansion at L3Harris

U.S. Realty Advisors designs flexible financing to support mission-critical manufacturing growth

New York, February 2026 – U.S. Realty Advisors has delivered a customized structured financing solution to support the ongoing construction and expansion plans of L3Harris Technologies, highlighting how tailored capital can play a key role in large-scale industrial development.

The financing was designed around L3Harris’ specific project timeline and procurement model. In simple terms, this meant the company could move forward with construction without changing its existing team of developers, contractors, and engineers. The structure offers long-term and predictable funding, helping ensure stability for facilities that are essential to L3Harris’ manufacturing operations.

According to David Grazioli, managing partner at U.S. Realty Advisors, flexibility and certainty were central to the solution. He said the financing approach was built to match how L3Harris plans, builds, and operates its facilities, allowing the company to stay focused on expanding critical propulsion capacity while the capital structure works quietly in the background.

Over the past several years, U.S. Realty Advisors has deployed more than $3.5 billion in capital across the United States to support mission-critical corporate projects. The firm specializes in structured lease financing, build-to-suit solutions, and credit-tenant lease formats, working with both investment-grade companies and high-quality private enterprises.

Founded in 1989, U.S. Realty Advisors focuses on structured net-lease real estate solutions such as sale-leasebacks and build-to-suit developments. Its approach centers on aligning real estate financing with a company’s operational needs, long-term strategy, and credit profile.

As companies invest more heavily in specialized manufacturing and infrastructure, customized real estate capital solutions like this are becoming an important tool for supporting growth without disrupting ongoing operations.