LAS VEGAS — Lucescu Realty has negotiated the sale of Shadow Mountain Marketplace, a 359,103-square-foot community shopping center located in Las Vegas. Wynmark Co. sold the property to a private investor for $67.2 million. Developed in 2007 by the seller, Shadow Mountain Marketplace is anchored by Costco, Seafood City Marketplace, Walgreens, Best Buy and Ashley Furniture. Additional tenants include McDonald’s, Chili’s, Wells Fargo Bank, Panda Express, Subway, Sport Clips, Massage Envy, Wing Nutz, T-Mobile, Best Mattress, Café Rio, Pacific Dental, Kumon Learning Center, Scottrade, Great Harvest Bread Co., State Farm Insurance, H&R Block and Omega Studio Salons. At the time of sale, the property was 98.9 percent leased and more than 84 percent of the leased gross lease area is occupied by regional and national tenants. The 154,700-square-foot Costco, which features a full-size grocery department, was not included in the sale. Mark Lucescu of Lucescu Realty represented the seller and procured the buyer in the deal.
Acquisitions
ISSAQUAH, WASH. — CBRE has arranged the sale of Sammamish Park Place, an office and flex property located at 22011 SE 51st in Issaquah. Eden Prairie, Minn.-based Onward Investors sold the asset to Costa Mesa, Calif.-based Rich Uncles NNN REIT for $29 million. Costco occupies the 97,191-square-foot property, which is situated on 4.6 acres adjacent to Costco’s International Headquarters and several other Costco-leased buildings. The two-story building recently underwent significant capital improvements for new tenant build-out, totaling $3 million. Renovations included two new HVAC rooftop units, refurbished VAV boxes, upgraded HVAC controls, window sealing, landscaping, parking lot sealing and striping. Additionally, a new lobby was included in the remodel, as well as tenant improvements throughout the building, including the opening of the floor plates for future flexibility. Tom Pehl and Lou Senini of CBRE’s Seattle office represented the seller in the transaction. Additionally, John Lo of CBRE’s Debt and Structured Finance team arranged acquisition financing for the buyer.
SAN ANTONIO — Raleigh, N.C.-based student housing owner-operator The Preiss Co., in partnership with Centaline Investment Management Co., has acquired The Estates at San Antonio, a 288-bed property serving the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA). The 104-unit property is located less than two miles from campus, features an average unit size of 1,712 square feet and offers amenities such as a pool, volleyball court, 24-hour fitness center and outdoor grilling/picnic areas. The seller was not disclosed.
CARROLLTON, TEXAS — Texas-based Wellington Realty has arranged the sale of Fox Creek Apartments, a 172-unit multifamily community located in the northern Dallas metro of Carrollton. The property is situated on six acres and features a pool and onsite laundry facilities. Caleb Jones, Tammy Shaffer, William Hubbard and Curtis Sung of Wellington represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction. The buyer, which was also undisclosed, will upgrade the unit interiors and property exterior.
PEARLAND, TEXAS — Dallas-based investment firm Ridgeline Capital Partners has purchased Pearland Central Medical Plaza, a 41,763-square-foot medical office building in Pearland, a southwestern suburb of Houston. Built in 2003, the Class A property was 83 percent occupied at the time of sale by tenants offering services in imaging, orthopedics, physical therapy, primary care and dentistry. The seller was not disclosed.
TOWN AND COUNTRY, MO. — Ten Capital Management (TCM) has acquired 575 Maryville, a Class A office building in Town and Country, a suburb of St. Louis. The 258,441-square-foot building includes a fitness center, two conference rooms, on-site dining and parking. The property is currently 97 percent leased to four tenants, including anchor Cushman & Wakefield. Neither the seller nor the sales price was disclosed.
KANSAS CITY, MO. — The LCP Group LP and Blue Vista Capital Management have acquired the Hilton Kansas City Airport hotel for an undisclosed price. The 347-room hotel is located less than three miles from the Kansas City International Airport. The hotel recently underwent renovations to its guest rooms, public spaces and meeting rooms. In addition to a fitness center and pool, the property features an on-site restaurant, Asado Urban Grill. HEI Hotels & Resorts will manage the hotel.
Insurance Companies Partner to Acquire Buckhead Office Building in Atlanta for $166M
by Alex Tostado
ATLANTA — A joint venture between New York Life Insurance Co. and Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Insurance Co. has purchased Prominence in Buckhead, a 433,000-square-foot, Class A office building in Atlanta’s Buckhead district. The seller and sales price were undisclosed, but multiple media outlets report that Crocker Partners LLC sold the asset for $166 million. The 19-story building was delivered in 1999 at the intersection of Piedmont and Lenox roads. New York Life Real Estate Investors represented the joint venture in the transaction. According to the firm’s Atlanta’s office, the lobby, amenities and common areas of Prominence will be upgraded.
MIAMI — HFF has arranged the $48.7 million sale of the Pullman Miami Airport Hotel, a 281-room hotel in Miami’s Blue Lagoon Office Park. The hotel was constructed in 1986 and underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation in 2016. Amenities include 18,500 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space; an outdoor pool; tennis courts; fitness center; business center; and two food and beverage outlets, La Riviera and Le Bar. The hotel is located about four miles from Miami International Airport. Alexandra Lalos, Tony Malk and Daniel Peek of HFF represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction. The buyer was London & Regional, a London-based real estate firm.
SEATTLE — CIM Group, a real estate owner and operator based in Los Angeles, has purchased the historic Dexter Horton Building in downtown Seattle. The seller and sales price were not disclosed, but the Puget Sound Business Journal is reporting that Great Eagle Holdings Ltd. sold the 15-story office building for $151 million. The 335,000-square-foot Art Deco structure occupies a full city block at 710 2nd Ave. near the historic Pioneer Square area and Elliott Bay. The office building’s tenant roster includes companies in the technology, government, nonprofit, media, healthcare and professional services industries. Built in 1924, the historic building was renovated in 2002 and again in 2015, resulting in the addition of a penthouse lounge, rooftop deck, bike storage, shower and locker rooms and an indoor dog lounge. The property is named after Dexter Horton, the founder of the first bank in the city of Seattle. The office building was originally home to the Bank of Dexter Horton, which is Bank of America’s oldest bank in the Puget Sound region. The office building features ground-floor retail space fronting 3rd Avenue leased to Pegasus Coffee, Working Washington and SEIU 775, a local healthcare workers union. The transit-oriented property is situated …