Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS — Berkadia has provided a $16.6 million Freddie Mac loan for the refinancing of River House in Indianapolis. Built in 2018, the 90-unit multifamily property is located at 6311 Westfield Blvd. within Broad Ripple Village. Amenities include a rooftop balcony, fitness center and enclosed parking garage. Michael Zaremski and Michael Shmuely of Berkadia secured the permanent refinancing on behalf of the undisclosed borrower. The 10-year loan, which features a 30-year amortization schedule, was used to retire a construction loan.

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KOKOMO, IND. — The Annex Group has opened Union at Washington, a 51-unit affordable housing community in Kokomo, about 50 miles north of Indianapolis. Located at 918 N. Washington St., the property features a fitness center, playground, computer center and outdoor grilling space. RiverHills Bank provided construction and permanent finance of more than $6.5 million. Cinnaire invested more than $7 million in tax credit equity for the project. T&H Investment Properties LLC is co-developer and co-owner. Other project partners include The Kokomo Community Development Corp. and the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority.

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NOBLESVILLE, IND. — Birge & Held has acquired Northlake Village in Noblesville for an undisclosed price. The 348-unit apartment property is located at 1100 Northlake Drive near I-69. The community has undergone interior renovations for 273 of its 348 units. Renovations to the clubhouse and leasing office have also been completed and an outdoor kitchen has been added. Steve LaMotte Jr., Dane Wilson and Alex Possick of CBRE represented the seller, Buckingham Cos.

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FISHERS, IND. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors has negotiated the sale of the Bonn Building in Fishers within suburban Indianapolis. Although the sales price was undisclosed, the transaction marks the third for Hanley in the state of Indiana in the last five months for a total consideration of $12.2 million. Dylan Mallory and Corey Olson of Hanley represented the Toledo-based seller and developer, Republic Development. A Bloomington, Ind.-based private investor purchased the asset. Built in 2007, the Bonn Building sits on 2.3 acres at E. 131st St. within Saxony, a 3.5 million-square-foot office and industrial development. The Bonn Building was 92 percent leased at the time of sale to a mix of retail, food service, healthcare and office tenants.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Ambrose Property Group is developing a 205,000-square-foot build-to-suit for Love’s Travel Stops in Westpoint Business Park, which is situated in the Monrovia/Mooresville submarket of Indianapolis. Love’s will own the facility. Fritz Kauffman, Kevin Archer, Greg Dickerson and John Wilkinson of Cushman & Wakefield represented Love’s in the negotiations. Love’s plans to relocate a tire retread and distribution center from Plainfield, Ind. Construction is slated to begin soon with completion scheduled for February 2021. The 550-acre Westpoint Business Park is located nine miles from the Indianapolis International Airport.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Meridian Design Build has completed construction of a 367,808-square-foot speculative industrial building in Indianapolis on behalf of developer Exeter Property Group. The facility sits on 31.7 acres at 5325 Seerley Road and features a clear height of 36 feet, 80 dock positions, four drive-in doors, 304 car parking stalls and 41 exterior trailer stalls. JRA Architecture and Banning Engineering made up the project team.

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FORT WAYNE, IND. — Partners in Autism has purchased an 18,492-square-foot office building located at 601 Noble Drive in Fort Wayne for an undisclosed price. Brady Gardner and John Caffray of Sturges Property Group represented the buyer in the transaction. Fort Wayne-based Partners in Autism provides several autism-related services, including therapy, social groups and employment services. The seller was undisclosed.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Northwestern Mutual has signed a 10-year office lease for 26,000 square feet at Parkwood Crossing in Indianapolis. The eight-building, 1.2 million-square-foot office park includes a 16,000-square-foot amenity center. It is located within the North Meridian/Carmel submarket of Indianapolis. Rubenstein Partners LP and Strategic Capital Partners LLC are the landlords and have owned the campus since 2016. Traci Kapsalis, Adam Broderick and Brittany Shuler of JLL handled the lease transaction on behalf of ownership. John Crisp of Cushman & Wakefield represented Northwestern Mutual, which is consolidating several downtown and suburban offices into its new space at Six Parkwood.

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WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. — Muinzer, together with T2 Capital Management, has acquired a 50 percent stake in the ownership of Chauncey Hill Mall and Chauncey Hill Annex in West Lafayette. Trinitas Ventures was the seller. The purchase price was undisclosed. The properties are located next to Purdue University. The acquisition makes Muinzer the largest residential, retail and land owner near the university, according to the company.

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OAKLAND COUNTY, MICH. — The dispute between Simon Property Group Inc. (NYSE: SPG) and Taubman Centers Inc. (NYSE: TCO) over a planned merger will move to a mediation phase. James Alexander, a circuit court judge with the state of Michigan, has ordered that the mediation phase be completed by July 31 and that the companies must be ready for a trial by mid-November. On Thursday, Taubman shareholders voted to approve and adopt the previously announced merger agreement dated Feb. 9 and says the company is “ready, willing and able to close the transactions with Simon.” As previously announced, Simon delivered a notice purporting to terminate the merger agreement, which was valued at $3.6 billion, on June 10. The mall owner also commenced a lawsuit in Michigan state court on the grounds that Taubman hadn’t responded effectively to the coronavirus pandemic. Taubman says it continues to believe that Simon’s termination is “invalid and without merit.” On June 17, Taubman filed a counterclaim in the lawsuit, rejecting Simon’s allegations. Given the pending litigation, “it appears Simon will not consummate the transactions on June 30, despite its contractual obligation to do so,” according to a statement from Taubman.

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