CHICAGO — Chicago Harley-Davidson has signed a 10,000-square-foot retail lease at Addison & Clark, a mixed-use project under development in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood. The retail and residential complex is located directly across from Wrigley Field. One of three Chicago-area Harley-Davidson stores owned by Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Fox Motors, Chicago Harley-Davidson will occupy 10,000 square feet of retail space at the development. The showroom will primarily be a retail outlet offering new and used sales, light maintenance services, Harley-Davidson parts and accessories and MotorClothes.
Illinois
ELGIN, ILL. — Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) has arranged the sale of a 30,864-square-foot industrial property in Elgin, 35 miles northwest of Chicago. The sales price was not disclosed. Situated on a two-acre site, the property is located at 1320 Holmes Road. Designated for light manufacturing and warehouse use, the property features one exterior dock, two drive-in doors, four existing cranes, and 18- to 24-foot clear heights. Adam Marshall and Mark Deady of NKF represented the seller, Reis Robotics USA Inc. The firm relocated to a nearby property earlier this year, which provided more space efficiency and functionality for its operations. Rick Anesi of Lee & Associates represented the buyer, Ultra Polishing Inc. The metal polishing company is based in Schaumburg.
CHICAGO — Golub & Co., in partnership with Alcion Ventures, has acquired 300 South Wacker, a 536,000-square-foot office property in Chicago. The purchase price was not disclosed. Built in 1971, the 36-story building is located along the Chicago River. The new owners plan to expand on a 2014 renovation of the building with a focus on the lobby, indoor and outdoor common areas and a new tenant amenity lounge. JLL represented the seller, Beacon Partners, in the transaction. Keith Largay of JLL arranged the acquisition financing through Deutsche Bank.
CHICAGO — Cohen Financial, a division of SunTrust Bank, has secured a $20.7 million loan for the construction of a 138-unit apartment property in Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood. The $36 million development will also feature 9,300 square feet of retail space. The urban infill project is close to transportation, restaurants and other lifestyle amenities. Michael Hart of Cohen Financial arranged the loan with Old Plank Trail Community Bank, a subsidiary of Chicago-based Wintrust. Savoy Development LLC is the project developer.
CHICAGO — Murphy Development Group (MDG) has sold its Hyatt Centric the Loop Chicago Hotel to Germany-based Deka Immobilien for $110 million in a long-term sale-leaseback agreement. The four-star Hyatt Centric is a full-service lifestyle brand designed for business and leisure travelers. MDG developed the 257-room hotel in 2015, which includes French restaurant Cochon Volant and rooftop bar AIRE. Integrated Clark Monroe, an affiliate of MDG, will maintain a long-term franchise agreement with Hyatt Hotels Corp. Jaime Fink and Jeff Bramson of HFF brokered the transaction, which amounts to $428,000 per room.
CHICAGO — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of a 14,400-square-foot office building in Chicago for $4 million. The property is located at 60 W. Superior St. in the River North neighborhood. The sale presents a redevelopment opportunity, according to Marcus & Millichap. Alper Services, the seller, currently occupies the building. Centrum Realty & Development purchased the property. Kyle A. Stengle and Stephen Lieberman of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller in the transaction.
CHICAGO — Interra Realty has brokered the sale of a 101-unit condominium property in Chicago for $16.2 million. The sale of the property is a deconversion to rental units. The building, which consists of 63 one-bedroom units and 38 studio units, is located at 732 W. Bittersweet Place in the Buena Park neighborhood. The purchase price amounts to $160,742 per unit. Patrick Kennelly, Joe Smazal and Paul Waterloo of Interra represented the buyer, Skiritai Bittersweet LLC. Kennelly and Waterloo, along with Interra’s Jon Morgan and David Goss, represented the condominium association. The deconversion occurred because of the high percentage of rentals in the building and the rising rental rates in Chicago, according to Interra. Under the Condominium Property Act in Illinois, unit owners can elect to sell a condo property if 75 percent or more are in agreement. Owners then have the option to either move out or to leaseback from the new owner.
TINLEY PARK, ILL. — WoodSpring Hotels has partnered with Holladay Properties to develop its third hotel in the Chicago market. The four-story, 123-room hotel will be located in Tinley Park, near the intersection of I-80 and Harlem Avenue. The extended-stay hotel will feature in-room kitchens, high-speed Internet, guest laundry and a fitness room. Completion is slated for February 2018. Holladay Properties currently owns and operates two WoodSpring Suites hotels in Romeoville and Darien, Illinois.
CHICAGO — Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) has brokered the sale of an eight-building industrial portfolio totaling 314,567 square feet in suburban Chicago. The sales price was not disclosed. The properties average 40,000 square feet in size and are located in the western suburbs of Glendale Heights, Elgin, Bartlett, West Chicago and Sugar Grove. Built for light manufacturing, office and warehouse space, the facilities are 100 percent occupied. Adam Marshall of NKF represented the seller, PJT Marly LLC and its manager, Berkowitz Enterprises Inc. Toronto-based Agellan Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust purchased the portfolio.
EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. — HDA Architects has been selected by Panattoni Development to design Lakeview Commerce Center 5, a 768,678-square-foot industrial building in Edwardsville near St. Louis. The speculative distribution center will be located in Lakeview Commerce Center and accommodate four tenants. The building will feature two-story office space at each corner. Some of the design components include a two-tone paint scheme and accent lighting. Construction is slated to begin later this summer. HDA Architects previously designed Lakeview Commerce Center 4, which consists of 769,500 square feet and is occupied by Amazon.