ORLANDO, FLA. — Jacksonville, Fla.-based Regency Centers Corp. and its co-investment partner have purchased Plaza Venezia, a 201,000-square-foot, Publix-anchored shopping center in Orlando. The seller and sales price were undisclosed, but Orlando Business Journal reports that U.S. Cities Fund Operating LP, an affiliate of New York-based Team Core Property Funding Operating LP, sold the asset to Regency Centers for $92.5 million. Plaza Venezia is situated along Orlando’s “Restaurant Row,” one of the top trade areas in the market for investors. Plaza Venezia serves the nearby Doctor Phillips and Bay Hill submarkets. In addition to Publix, existing tenants at Plaza Venezia include Eddie V’s Prime Seafood, Starbucks Coffee, Tijuana Flats, Sylvan Learning Center, Majestic Cleaners, State Farm Insurance, Supercuts, Scottrade, T-Mobile and Orlando Family Dentistry.
In addition to Publix, existing tenants at Plaza Venezia include Eddie V’s Prime Seafood, Starbucks Coffee, Tijuana Flats and Sylvan Learning Center.
Regency Centers Purchases Shopping Center Along Orlando’s ‘Restaurant Row’ for $92.5M
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