CARMEL, IND. — Cornerstone Cos. Inc. has completed the development and construction of a 38,537-square-foot medical office building for Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine in Carmel. The build-to-suit facility comprises medical office, treatment and administrative services. The building sits along U.S. 31 in the Meridian Corridor and includes covered physician parking. Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine specializes in neurosurgery.
SOUTH BEND, IND. — KTGY Architecture + Planning has revealed the design of the Barnes & Thornburg Building, a new office development in downtown South Bend. Law firm Barnes & Thornburg LLP will anchor the project. Co-developed by Great Lakes Capital, Bald Mountain LLC and Norris Equity Partners, the five-story building will be situated at 201 S. Main St. It marks the first downtown Class A office project in nearly 20 years. The project, consisting of 35,531 square feet of office space and 6,537 square feet of street-level retail space, is slated for completion in summer 2021.
INDIANAPOLIS — A joint venture between Caddis and a client of Invesco Real Estate has acquired the 41,205-square-foot Hand to Shoulder Center in Indianapolis. The single-tenant medical office building and ambulatory surgery center is located at 8501 Harcourt Road. The property serves as the headquarters for 10 additional Hand to Shoulder locations throughout metro Indianapolis. The center opened in 1971 and now serves more than 50,000 patients annually. BMO Harris Bank’s Healthcare Real Estate Finance group provided financing for the acquisition.
GREENWOOD, IND. — Herman & Kittle Properties have sold Copper Chase at Stones Crossing in Greenwood, south of Indianapolis. Copper Chase Apartments LLC purchased the 296-unit multifamily community for an undisclosed price. Built in 2010, the property is located at 2345 Thorium Drive. It features a pool, coffee café, business center, car care center and dog park. Steve LaMotte Jr. and Dane Wilson of CBRE represented the seller.
INDIANAPOLIS — Sansone Group, in partnership with CenterSquare Investment Management, has acquired a 424,849-square-foot industrial building located at 7520 Georgetown Road in Indianapolis. The purchase price was not disclosed. The property is part of a larger master-planned industrial park. The building features 19,417 square feet of office space, 37 dock doors, 43 trailer parking stalls and 594 car parking spaces. Vince Bajardi and Jake Corrigan of St. Louis-based Sansone represented the company in the purchase. Matt Kiger of Newmark Knight Frank and Conrad Jacobs of Halakar Commercial Real Estate brokered the transaction. Duke Secured Financing 2009-1ALZ LLC was the seller.
MONROVIA, IND. — Core5 Industrial Partners has begun development of a 1 million-square-foot industrial building within the Hendricks Gateway Park in Monrovia, about 25 miles southwest of Indianapolis. The building will be the first speculative industrial building in the market with a clear height of 40 feet. It is slated for completion in the second quarter of 2020. The development will offer parking for 663 cars and 251 trailers. Andrew Morris and Jeremy Woods of CBRE represented Core5 in the purchase of 76 acres of land for the project. The duo will also represent Core5’s leasing efforts for the new property. The project team includes GDI Construction, MacGregor Associates Architects and Structurepoint. Hendricks Gateway Park is currently home to DHL, Chewy.com, Johnson & Johnson and Geodis.
INDIANAPOLIS — Colliers International has brokered the sale of a 254,460-square-foot industrial building in Indianapolis for an undisclosed price. The property is located at 4310 Stout Field Drive within the Stout Field Industrial Park. The asset is situated within the southwest submarket of Indianapolis, the most active industrial submarket in the city, according to Colliers. The property offers convenient access to I-70 and the Indianapolis International Airport. The site also includes approximately three acres of excess land for future development. Progressive Logistics, Dugdale Foods, Gilmore Supply and GS Transportation fully occupy the property. Alex Davenport, Alex Cantu and Mike Lubbers of Colliers brokered the transaction on behalf of the seller, SAW Capital. The O’Donnell Group Inc., a southern California-based developer, purchased the building.
INDIANAPOLIS — O’Brien Commercial Real Estate LLC and the Indianapolis office of Cresa have merged effective Monday, July 1. The merged firms now operate under the Cresa name. All employees of both companies have been retained. Cresa, which established its Indianapolis office in 1998, operates under the direction of Jim Teskey, David Black and Leslie Teskey. Tim O’Brien, president and owner of O’Brien Commercial, now serves as a principal with Cresa. Both companies focus exclusively on tenant representation.
WARREN TOWNSHIP, IND. — Cushman & Wakefield has brokered the sale of Pheasant Run Apartments in Warren Township, just east of Indianapolis. George Tikijian, Hannah Ott and John Baker of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller, Birge & Held. Connecticut-based Hamilton Point Investments was the buyer. The firm plans to make common area and exterior improvements, including new LED lighting, landscaping and an updated clubhouse. Units will receive new appliances, flooring, counters and plumbing.
LAFAYETTE, IND. — RealAmerica Development LLC is developing H38 East Apartments, a 32-unit affordable housing project in Lafayette. The new development leverages the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority program Moving Forward 2.0. This program is aimed at providing affordable, energy-efficient housing and transportation. All of the units will be priced affordably for low- to moderate-income individuals, with 30 units priced at 60 percent of the area median income (AMI) and two units priced at 50 percent AMI. The project will include solar power and geothermal features that use 35 percent less energy than a typical apartment development. Development partner Area IV Agency will provide an onsite life skills coach mentoring program that will assist families in education and career development. The community will include a classroom and technology center as well as a playground, fitness center and recreation area. Mortgage banking firm Merchants Capital secured an undisclosed amount of funding for the project. The city of Lafayette and Lafayette Housing Authority provided HOME funds and a tax abatement. Project costs are estimated at $7.4 million, according to the Lafayette Journal & Courier. A timeline for completion was not disclosed.
