CHICAGO, LYONS AND BARTLETT, ILL. — JLL Capital Markets has brokered the sale of a three-property cold storage portfolio totaling 712,051 square feet in metro Chicago for an undisclosed price. The facilities are located in Chicago, Lyons and Bartlett. They are fully leased to 11 tenants. John Huguenard, Ed Halaburt, Sean Devaney, Kurt Sarbaugh and Robin Stolberg of JLL represented the seller, Investcorp. Lineage Logistics, which is controlled and operated by Bay Grove, purchased the assets.
KANSAS CITY, MO. — Grand Place is slated to be the first WELL-certified project in Kansas City. Similar to how the LEED building rating system measures sustainability and energy efficiency, the WELL standard measures a building’s health and wellness performance for its occupants. 3D Development, the developer of Grand Place, is also seeking LEED certification for the project, which involves the redevelopment of the former headquarters for The Kansas City Star newspaper. Building systems will be actively monitored for WELL standards. A third-party company will test and analyze the building’s air quality. The entire building will be equipped with a water filtration system. Upon completion, Grand Place will include 300,000 square feet of office space and a European-style market and grocery store. Floor plates will range from 5,000 to 40,000 square feet. The International WELL Building Institute, based in New York City, administers the WELL standard, which launched in October 2014.
SCHILLER PARK, ILL. — MidAmerica Printing Systems Inc. has signed a 30,550-square-foot industrial lease at 3838 River Road in Schiller Park near the Chicago O’Hare International Airport. The facility totals 65,082 square feet and sits on 3.5 acres. It features four interior docks, three drive-in doors and 30 trailer stalls. The printing company will move from 1716 W. Grand Ave. in Chicago once the lease commences in July. Tom Rodeno and Matthew Stauber of Colliers International represented the landlord, Brennan Investment Group. The remainder of the building is available for lease.
BRISTOL, WIS. — HSA Commercial Real Estate, in partnership with Washington Capital Management, has broken ground on the first phase of the 68-acre Bristol Highlands Commerce Center in Bristol near I-94 and the Wisconsin-Illinois border. The first two speculative buildings are slated for completion in the fourth quarter. One is a 157,656-square-foot warehouse with 31 truck docks, and the other is a 472,216-square-foot distribution center with 72 truck docks. Jeff Hoffman and Chad Vande Zande of Cushman & Wakefield | Boerke, along with Eric Fischer of Cushman & Wakefield in Chicago, are marketing the facilities for lease. Premier Design + Build Group is the general contractor, Partners in Design Architects is the architect and Pinnacle Engineering is the civil engineer.
EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. — Meridian Design Build has completed the construction of a 673,920-square-foot speculative industrial building in Edwardsville within metro St. Louis. Exeter Property Group was the developer. The new facility is located on a 135-acre parcel within Gateway Commerce Center. The building features a clear height of 36 feet, 132 loading docks, four drive-in doors, 398 auto parking stalls and 171 exterior trailer stalls. JRA Architecture and Stock & Associates Consulting Engineers Inc. made up the project team.
EAST PEORIA, ILL. — Panera Bread has opened a new location at The Levee District in East Peoria in central Illinois. The 4,380-square-foot restaurant is located at 496 W. Washington St., across from Target. Panera Bread relocated from Camp Street Crossing. The new location features a drive-thru and outdoor patio. While full access to the dining room is not yet available due to COVID-19 restrictions, the restaurant is offering curbside pickup, contactless delivery, drive-thru and catering. Cullinan Properties Ltd. owns The Levee District.
INDIANAPOLIS — Commercial real estate brokers Kara Riggle Collesano and Yumi Goodman have launched 92c Partners, a female-owned commercial real estate firm based in Indianapolis. The founders chose the name 92c in recognition of the 92 counties in Indiana. The firm specializes in assisting corporate and government clients with all aspects of their real estate needs. Services include brokerage, strategic planning, project management, lease audits and portfolio administration. Both Goodman and Riggle Collesano previously worked at RESOURCE Commercial Real Estate.
FORT WAYNE, IND. — Summit Reinsurance Services has renewed its 6,970-square-foot office lease at 7030 Pointe Inverness Way in Fort Wayne. Brady Gardner of Sturges Property Group represented the tenant as well as the landlord, Fort Wayne Portfolio Corp. Summit is a managing general underwriter and reinsurance advisor working with health insurers, managed care organizations and self-funded employers.
LEAWOOD, KAN. — AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. (NYSE: AMC) says it has “substantial doubt” for its ability to remain in business after shutdowns due to the coronavirus. If the movie theater chain is not able to recommence operations within its estimated timeline, it will require additional capital. The Leawood, Kan.-based company temporarily suspended operations at all of its theaters through June and is generating no revenue. Even if governmental operating restrictions are lifted in certain jurisdictions, AMC says distributors may delay the release of new films until operating restrictions are eased more broadly both domestically and internationally. AMC today released preliminary results from its first quarter that ended March 31. Total revenues for the three months amounted to $941.5 million, compared with $1.2 billion the same time period last year. Net loss for the first quarter is projected between $2.1 billion and $2.4 billion. Net loss for the same time period in 2019 was $130.2 million. As of April 30, AMC had a cash balance of $718.3 million. Second-quarter results are projected to be worse. AMC operates 1,000 theaters and 11,000 screens across the globe. It closed all 630 U.S. locations in mid-March. AMC’s stock price closed at $5.65 per …
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. — Agree Realty Corp (NYSE: ADC), a retail real estate investment trust, received rent payments from 87 percent of its tenants in May, according to the company. Agree entered into May deferral agreements with tenants representing approximately 4 percent of its portfolio. All of Agree’s investment-grade tenants paid their rent for May. Acquisition activity in the second quarter through May 29 totaled $147.4 million. The acquisition of six properties occupied by Walmart comprised approximately 39 percent of acquisition capital deployed. Walmart remains the company’s top tenant, accounting for approximately 7.5 percent of annualized base rent. Agree has sold seven properties for gross proceeds of approximately $16.6 million quarter-to-date through May 29. Agree has also executed a new 20-year net lease with an undisclosed tenant for its former Art Van flagship store in Canton, Mich. Rent is expected to commence in the latter half of the third quarter. This was the only Art Van furniture store in the company’s portfolio. Bloomfield Hills-based Agree primarily engages in the acquisition and development of properties net leased to retail tenants. As of March 31, the company owned and operated a portfolio of 868 properties in 46 states with a gross leasable …
