TERRE HAUTE, IND. — Mainstreet and Trilogy Health Services is opening Harrison’s Crossing Health Campus, a 102-bed, 68,000-square-foot transitional care (short-stay rehabilitation and therapy) and assisted living facility, this month. The property is located at 395 8th Ave. in Terre Haute. Construction on Harrison’s Crossing Health Campus began in November 2013. Mainstreet developed the facility and Trilogy operates the property. Harrison’s Crossing Health Campus will offer amenities including a large therapy gym, outdoor rehabilitation courtyard, movie theater, game room, spa and an on-site chef. The project, which represents a total investment of $15 million in the community, created 317 construction jobs and 100 permanent jobs.
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS — Tikijian Associates has brokered the sale of Parc Bordeaux Apartments, a 208-unit apartment community in Indianapolis. The sale price was undisclosed, but the property was listed at $8.7 million. Originally built in 1968, Parc Bordeaux underwent a $3.2 million rehab in 2002 following a tornado. Tikijian Associates represented the seller, Fowler Property Acquisitions. The buyer was an affiliate of Birge & Held Asset Management LLC, an Indianapolis-based private equity and property management firm. The buyer plans to continue making upgrades at the property.
PLAINFIELD, IND. — Transpacific Development Co. (TDC) has executed a lease with Ozburn-Hessey Logistics (OHL) for 450,000 square feet of distribution space at 2450 Stanley Road in Plainfield. TDC acquired the newly-constructed building in 2013. The building features a 32-foot ceiling height, 40 dock doors in a cross-dock configuration, T-5 lighting and three entrances. With this transaction, OHL now leases three full buildings from TDC in the Plainfield submarket. Jeb Atkinson, Jess Andrews, Brian Camp and Doug McDowell of ProVenture represented OHL in the lease. Steve Schwegman of JLL assisted in the lease transaction. Michael Weishaar and Luke Wessel of DTZ represented the landlord.
MASON, OHIO AND NORTH VERNON, IND. — DTZ has brokered the $8.3 million sale of two single-tenant industrial properties located in Mason and North Vernon. The Cincinnati Fan property, situated on 17.6 acres, is located at 7697 Snider Road in Mason, northeast of Cincinnati. The 122,898-square-foot industrial manufacturing facility was sold to Robinson & Sons LLC for $4.7 million. Cincinnati Fan and Ventilator will continue to operate in the property. In the other transaction, Agracel Inc. acquired a manufacturing facility in North Vernon from Martinrea Industries. The 140,960-square-foot building, situated on 11.5 acres, sold for $3.6 million. Martinrea Industries, a Tier I automotive supplier, will continue to operate in the facility on a long-term lease. DTZ’s capital markets and industrial leasing teams represented owners Cincinnati Fan and Martinrea Industries in both investment sales transactions.
INDIANAPOLIS — 21c Museum Hotels plans to redevelop Old City Hall in downtown Indianapolis into a museum and hotel space. The $55 million project will be redeveloped following the approval of city and other financing incentives. The project will include the rehabilitation of Old City Hall and the construction of a new addition on the adjacent parcel into a 21c Museum Hotel and unique tenant space. The property will feature a boutique hotel with approximately 150 rooms, guest suites with private terraces on the rooftop, art-filled meeting and event spaces. The tenant space will occupy the second, third and fourth floors of Old City Hall. The property will also feature rotating exhibitions that reflect the global nature of art today, as well as site-specific installations and cultural programming. 21c will manage the tenant spaces and work with the city to lease space to arts-related tenants. New York-based architects Deborah Berke Partners will design the property. 21c will secure approximately $29 million in project financing, which includes equity and debt. The company will also work closely with the city to apply for an $11.3 million federal loan through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Section 108 program, which will …
INDIANAPOLIS, FORT WAYNE AND LAFAYETTE, IND. — Dunkin’ Donuts has signed multi-unit store development agreements with two existing franchise groups to build 46 restaurants in Indiana over the next several years. Existing franchise group Kings Point Ventures plans to develop 38 Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne, 10 of which will be located outside of the major metropolitan area. The group currently operates more than 70 Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants in several states. Existing franchisee Bud Patel plans to develop eight Dunkin’ Donuts locations in Lafayette and Indianapolis. Three of these new restaurants will be located in smaller towns and communities outside Lafayette and Indianapolis. Patel currently operates more than 20 Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants in the metro Chicago area and Davenport, Iowa. Jay Punukollu, Patel’s partner, will be responsible for overseeing the daily restaurant operations in Lafayette. The duo’s first restaurant is planned to open in 2016, and the remainder by 2019. Currently, there are nearly 30 Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants located throughout Indiana, and the company is continuing to recruit franchisees in the cities of Evansville and Terre Haute.
INDIANAPOLIS — Baceline Investments LLC has acquired Madison & Edgewood Shoppes, a 48,716-square-foot retail center in Indianapolis, for $2.5 million. The property is located at 5855 Madison Ave. Baceline Investments acquired the property from Florida-based HPH FUND I D4 LLC, an affiliate of HPH Capital Management LLC. The property was 68 percent occupied at the time of sale. Tenants include Great Clips, Edward Jones, Hallmark and Edgewood Family Dental. The retail center’s anchor tenant, Kroger, is not part of the acquisition.
INDIANAPOLIS — Developer Flaherty & Collins Properties will break ground on a 28-story, $121 million mixed-use luxury residential apartment tower on the north parcel of the former site of Market Square Arena. The property is located at the corner of Market and Alabama streets in downtown Indianapolis. The development consists of 292-luxury one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. The units will feature floor-to-ceiling glass, solar shades, quartz countertops in kitchens and baths, gourmet kitchens with energy-efficient appliances that include side-by-side refrigerators and recessed balconies. Select units will include private terraces.The development, at nearly 300 feet tall, will also feature a 40,000-square-foot Whole Foods Market. A groundbreaking ceremony for the project will take place on Wednesday, Feb. 18.
LAFAYETTE, IND. — Mid-America Real Estate Corp. has brokered the sale of a 348,531-square-foot shopping center in Lafayette. A real estate investment trust sponsored and managed by Phoenix-based Cole Capital purchased the property for $54 million. Lafayette Pavilions Shopping Center is located at the southwest corner of State Road 26 and Creasy Lane. Gordmans, Hobby Lobby, Gander Mountain and TJ Maxx anchor the shopping center. Rick Drogosz and Ben Wineman of Mid-America, in cooperation with Mid-America Real Estate – Indiana LLC, were the exclusive brokers in the transaction on behalf of the seller, Dallas-based Invesco Real Estate.
FORT WAYNE, IND. — Nadmar Realty Group has sold a 190,000-square-foot shopping center in Huntington, 25 miles southwest of Fort Wayne. Huntington Plaza is located at 2000 N. Jefferson St. Tenants at the property include Aaron’s, Hibbett Sports, JC Penney, Dollar General, Big Lots, Peebles and several other national and regional retailers. Joel Gorjian led Namdar in the disposition. A New York-based private investor purchased the property for an undisclosed sales price.