DALLAS — Marco Awards Group, wholesale trophy component distributor, has purchased a 49,982-square-foot industrial building in southwest Dallas. According to LoopNet Inc., the building at 4443 Bronze Way was constructed on 4.2 acres in 1982 and features 21.5-foot clear heights. Ryan Hartsell and Chase McAteer of Houston-based brokerage firm Oxford Partners represented the buyer in the transaction. Caleb McCoy of JLL represented the undisclosed seller.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS — Weitzman has arranged the sale of Cooper Oaks, a 17,836-square-foot retail strip center in Arlington. The center is home to tenants such as ATI Physical Therapy, Bricks & Minifigs and Donut Palace, as well as a dentist, Vietnamese restaurant, barbeque restaurant and a nail salon. Kevin Butkus, Guillermo Lopez and Stephen Schmidt of Weitzman negotiated the sale on behalf of the buyer, a limited partnership managed by Weitzman. Will Merritt internally represented the seller, Merritt Capital Partners.
TOM’S RIVER, N.J. — New Jersey-based brokerage firm The Kislak Co. Inc. has negotiated the $33.7 million sale of Hope’s Crossing, a 125-unit apartment complex in Tom’s River, located near the Jersey Shore. Built on 12.6 acres in 1994, Hope’s Crossing consists of 14 buildings that primarily house two- and three-bedroom units. Barry Waisbrod of Kislak represented the seller and procured the buyer, both of which requested anonymity, in the transaction.
CANAL WINCHESTER AND COMMERCIAL POINT, OHIO — Colliers has negotiated the sales of two Class A industrial facilities totaling 404,088 square feet in metro Columbus. The properties, located at 10013 Busey Road in Canal Winchester and 161 Kenmore Blvd. in Commercial Point, were both developed by Tenby Partners in 2023. Private investors acquired the assets in separate transactions. Alex Cantu, Alex Davenport, Jeff Devine, Steve Disse, Tyler Ziebel and Jonathan Schuen of Colliers represented Tenby in the sales. The building in Canal Winchester totals 209,656 square feet and features a clear height of 32 feet, 15 dock doors, three drive-in doors, 14,014 square feet of office space and 210 auto parking spaces across a 12-acre site. The facility is fully leased to three tenants operating in third-party logistics, healthcare and steel distribution. Rickenbacker Exchange at Commercial Point spans 194,432 square feet and features clear heights ranging from 32 to 34 feet, 18 dock doors, two drive-in doors and 192 auto parking spaces across a 15.3-acre site. The facility is fully leased to ServeOne America and Fasteners.
KANSAS CITY, MO. — Northmarq has brokered the sale of The Robert Browning Apartments, a 64-unit property in Kansas City. Built in 1929 by Nelle E. Peters, one of the country’s first female architects and a prolific Kansas City designer, the building is part of the Poet’s District that Peters created on the west side of the Country Club Plaza. The community rises seven stories and totals 36,248 square feet. David Belpedio, Jeff Lamott and Casey Wilhm of Northmarq represented the seller, Bellada LLC. The buyer was Bird Enterprises LLC. The Plaza is undergoing a $1.5 billion transformation.
NORRIDGE, ILL. — Jason Bitton of RE/MAX Commercial has arranged the $4.5 million sale of a mixed-use block totaling roughly 41,000 square feet on 1.9 acres in Norridge. A private investor was the seller. William Gold of Troy Realty Ltd. represented the buyer, Prospect Heights-based 1st Liberty Management Inc. The property includes two two-story buildings with eight ground-floor storefronts and 16 apartments above them as well as a one-story, 15,000-square-foot building.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. — JLL has negotiated the $32.5 million sale of the second phase of Village at Lee Branch, a power retail center located at 1201 Doug Baker Blvd. in Birmingham. Brad Buchanan, Jim Hamilton and Anton Serafini of JLL represented the seller, Atlanta-based Cygnus Capital, in the transaction. The buyer was Richmond-based Hackney Real Estate Partners. Situated in Birmingham’s Meadowbrook submarket along U.S. Highway 280, Village at Lee Branch was 83 percent leased at the time of sale to tenants including Onelife Fitness, Hobby Lobby and Dollar Tree. The property sits adjacent to the first phase of Village at Lee Branch, which is anchored by Publix.
NEW ORLEANS — Matthews has brokered the sale of Magnolia Marketplace, a 115,281-square-foot shopping center located at 2900 S. Claiborne Ave. in New Orleans. Pierce Mayson, Kyle Stonis and Boris Shilkrot of Matthews represented the locally based seller, Stirling Properties, and sourced the buyer, Agree Realty. The sales price was not disclosed, but the deal marks the highest sales price for a retail property sold within New Orleans’ Mid-City/Central City submarket within the past 10 years, according to data from CoStar Group. Built in 2015 by Stirling, Magnolia Marketplace was fully leased at the time of sale to tenants including Ross Dress for Less, T.J. Maxx, Michaels, Five Below, PetSmart and Ulta Beauty. Stirling is retaining ownership of an outparcel at the center leased to Raising Cane’s.
TOMBALL, TEXAS —SEG Solar has acquired two manufacturing buildings totaling roughly 1.1 million square feet within Northwest 99 Business Park in Tomball, a northwestern suburb of Houston. Building 2 totals 450,320 square feet and is under construction as a planned conversion into an additional solar module manufacturing facility. Building 3 totals 704,080 square feet and is also under construction to support the company’s distribution operations. Jon Lindenberger and Barkley Peschel of Colliers represented SEG Solar, which previously purchased the 425,360-square-foot Building 1 within the park in 2025, in both transactions. Clay Development owns Northwest 99 Business Park.
LAKEWOOD, COLO. — Deerfield, Ill.-based Core Acquisitions and Chicago-based Midloch Investment Partners have acquired Lamar Station Plaza, a regional shopping center in Lakewood, approximately five miles west of downtown Denver. An undisclosed seller sold the asset for $30.2 million. Lamar Station Plaza features 271,632 square feet of retail space anchored by Casa Bonita, a Mexican restaurant and entertainment destination owned by “South Park” television show creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The 1,000-seat Casa Bonita features live entertainment with an indoor waterfall and cliff-diving pool and accommodates more than 650,000 visits annually. Additional tenants include Ross, Planet Fitness, Dollar Tree, Dutch Bros. and ARC Thrift Stores. At the time of sale, the property was 76 percent occupied. The buyers secured a new mortgage loan from Old National Bank for the purchase, which was brokered by Cushman & Wakefield. An affiliate of Core will manage the property, with Cushman & Wakefield handling leasing efforts. The new ownership plans to execute a targeted capital improvements program for the asset. Upgrades include an enhanced façade, upgraded signage, roof replacements, parking lot and landscaping upgrades and an increased focus on operations, including janitorial and sweeping services.