NEW ALBANY, IND. — NorthMarq Capital has arranged a $1.4 million loan to refinance the Silver Run Center in New Albany, approximately five miles northwest of Louisville, Ky. The 11,355-square-foot property, located at 2860-2880 Charlestown Road, is shadow anchored by Kroger. The financing features a fixed-rate, three-year term and 20-year amortization schedule. Randall Waddell of NorthMarq Capital placed the loan with a local bank.
NEW BERLIN, WIS. — The Dickman Company Inc./CORFAC International has arranged the sale of a 44,262-square-foot industrial building in New Berlin, approximately 15 miles southwest of Milwaukee. AQ Matic Real Estate purchased the facility, which is located at 16605-16685 W. Victor Road, from K.G. Stevens Holdings LLC for an undisclosed price. Anthony Huenerbein of The Dickman Company represented the seller in the transaction. Stephen Provancher and Mitchell Starczynski of NAI MLG Commercial represented the buyer.
Kansas City’s industrial market is experiencing an incredible construction boom that is both market-driven and not limited to just one area or particular deal. In the past two years, multiple, diverse industries and tenant categories have shown interest in a variety of options around the area. The buildings going up and the tenants filling them cannot be pigeonholed into any single, narrow category. It’s encouraging that the entire market is doing well, not just one particular segment or submarket. The success of the market is widespread across the region. New buildings have gone up in Johnson County, Jackson County and Wyandotte County in the past few years. Projects also are moving forward in Platte County, up by Kansas City International Airport, and also in Executive and Northland Park. Additionally, Kansas City is providing options to companies of all sizes, from giant, bulk users to smaller users seeking the features associated with new development. New buildings such as Westlink Industrial Park in Johnson County and Kaw Point in Wyandotte County have offered tenants looking for 50,000 to 100,000 square feet the opportunity to access the amenities and features of modern construction that are associated with new bulk development. Both of those …
MILWAUKEE — Farbman Group has acquired the 22-story Chase Tower in Milwaukee for $30.5 million. Situated on the corner of East Wisconsin Avenue and North Water Street, the Chase Tower includes 480,000 square feet of office space and a 746-space parking structure. Farbman plans to upgrade the first and second floors, which host the building’s amenities. Tenants at the office tower include JPMorgan Chase, Infinity Healthcare, WUWM Public Radio and law firm O’Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong & Laing. Brookfield Real Estate Opportunity Fund was the seller.
WESTLAND, MICH. — Cohen Financial has arranged an $11.2 million CMBS loan to refinance Westland Colonial Village Apartments in Westland, approximately 25 miles west of Detroit. The Class B property, located at 8181 N. Wayne Road, was built in the 1960s and features 304 units. Cathy Bronkema of Cohen Financial placed the fixed-rate, 10-year loan with Morgan Stanley. The borrower was undisclosed.
INDIANAPOLIS — Dougherty Mortgage LLC has closed an $8.3 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of a 192-unit apartment property in Indianapolis. Amenities at Madison Village include a clubhouse, laundry facilities, grilling stations, swimming pool with sundeck, technology lounge and fitness center. Oak Hills Village LLC was the borrower. The loan features one year of interest-only payments and a 30-year amortization schedule.
OMAHA, NEB. — Investors Realty Inc. has brokered the $3.2 million sale of the Airport Commerce Center in Omaha. Baceline Airport Commerce Center LLC sold the 65,101-square-foot industrial and office property, which is located at 1102-1234 E. Harman Ave. PPP Lot 4 LLC purchased the multi-tenant building. Ember Grummons and Lee Ehlers of Investors Realty represented the seller, and Mike Moylan represented the buyer.
SYLVANIA, OHIO — Friedman Integrated Real Estate Solutions has arranged the sale of Timberstone Center, a 35,347-square-foot retail property in Sylvania, approximately 15 miles west of Toledo, for an undisclosed price. CSFB 2004-C5 Sylvania Avenue LLC sold the center through Ten-X.com to Parviz Benhuri. Timberstone Center, situated on 6.8 acres at 7561-7633 W. Sylvania Ave., is shadow-anchored by Kroger. Other tenants include Hallmark, Pizza Hut, Subway and Weight Watchers. Rich Deptula of Friedman represented both parties in the transaction.
CHICAGO — American Realty Advisors has acquired 1K Fulton, a Class A office property in Chicago, for $257 million. The complex consists of a 10-story building, formerly a cold storage facility that was built in 1923, and a six-story building that was added in 2015. Sterling Bay was the seller of the 550,000-square-foot property, which is currently 97 percent leased. Hartshorne Plunkard Architects designed the complex. Google’s Midwest headquarters currently occupies roughly two-thirds of the office space. “We were attracted to this asset because it has long-term leases with quality tenants, such as Google,” says Martha Shelley, senior portfolio manager for American Realty Advisors. “We anticipate that this property will remain a key driver of the continued growth of the River West Fulton Marketplace over time given the abundance of street level amenities, immediate proximity of public transportation, new hotels and housing adjacent to this asset.” Floor plates at 1K Fulton range from 38,500 square feet to 71,000 square feet. Amenities at the property include indoor parking, a rooftop deck, shuttle service, Pressbox dry cleaning, ZipCar, bicycle detailing and repair station, a fitness center and ground-floor retail and restaurants. “This acquisition fulfills all of our criteria: superior location, great tenants, …
COLUMBUS, OHIO — Lancaster Pollard has arranged both the sale of, and acquisition financing for, Columbus West Park Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, a 100-bed skilled nursing facility in Columbus’ Westgate neighborhood. In the sale transaction, Chad Elliott and Steve Kennedy represented the seller, a family that has owned the property since 1992. The MacIntosh Company purchased the facility for an undisclosed price, expanding the company’s Central Ohio seniors housing portfolio to six communities. Columbus West Park was built in 1984, and the sale included excess land for potential future expansion. In the financing transaction, Chris Mauger and Brendan Healy arranged a balance-sheet loan to fund the acquisition. The financing was structured as a bridge-to-HUD loan.
