MINNEAPOLIS — Colliers Mortgage has provided a $40 million Fannie Mae loan for the refinancing of Stevens Community Apartments in Minneapolis. The 618-unit multifamily property consists of 23 buildings. The asset was constructed in phases from 1913 to 1964 and has been renovated several times. The loan features a 12-year term and a 30-year amortization schedule. Stevens Community Associates LP was the borrower.
TROY, MICH. — L. Mason Capitani CORFAC International has brokered the sale of a 47,833-square-foot office building located at 1111 W. Long Lake Road in Troy. The sales price was undisclosed. The three-story property includes an underground parking garage. Mason L. Capitani of the real estate firm represented the buyer, California-based LREH LLC. The building has historically remained at or near 100 percent occupancy, according to Capitani.
INDIANAPOLIS — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of a Walgreens-occupied property in Indianapolis for $4 million. The 15,120-square-foot building is located at 455 E. Epler Ave., near Epler Medical Parke. Walgreens recently extended its lease for 10 years. Jordan Klink and David Klink of Marcus & Millichap’s The Klink Group marketed the property on behalf of the seller, a Pennsylvania-based real estate investment fund. The duo also represented the buyer, an Indiana-based private investor.
MENTOR, OHIO — Baceline Investments has purchased Trask Towers, a 16,232-square-foot shopping center in Mentor, about 25 miles northeast of Cleveland. The purchase price was undisclosed. The property is fully leased to tenants such as Noosa Bistro and Guilliano Pizza. Trask Towers marks Baceline’s fifth property in the state of Ohio and 71st in its core income portfolio, which owns and operates necessity-based, multi-tenant shopping centers in 27 different metros. Baceline is based in Denver.
CHICAGO — Weber-Stephen Products LLC has entered into a sale-leaseback for its 622,000-square-foot manufacturing facility near the Chicago O’Hare International Airport. W.P. Carey Inc. purchased the building for $40 million. Weber-Stephen, a manufacturer of barbecue grills, occupies the facility on a 15-year lease. The property serves as the tenant’s primary North American manufacturing facility. Since 2014, Weber-Stephen has made capital improvements totaling over $28 million at the site.
MINNEAPOLIS — JLL Capital Markets has brokered the sale of Stadium Village Apartments near the University of Minnesota for $25 million. Originally constructed in 1960, the 121-unit multifamily property is located at 1015 Essex St. within the Stadium Village neighborhood. Floor plans range from studios to two-bedroom units. Stewart Hayes, Josh Talberg, Dan Linnell, Mox Gunderson, Scott Clifton, Teddy Leatherman and Riley McChesney of JLL represented the seller. Buyer and seller information was not disclosed.
OAK CREEK, WIS. — Greystone has provided a $9.3 million Fannie Mae loan for the refinancing of Country Oaks Apartments in Oak Creek, just south of Milwaukee. The 300-unit multifamily community features a swimming pool and a stackable washer and dryer in each unit. Clint Darby of Greystone originated the fixed-rate, 10-year loan, which features a 30-year amortization. The borrower was undisclosed.
MUNSTER, IND. — Robert Lynn Investments, a division of commercial real estate services firm NAI Robert Lynn, has acquired a 23,346-square-foot dialysis center located at 10120 Calumet Ave. in Munster, about 30 miles south of Chicago. The purchase price was undisclosed. This is the first acquisition for Robert Lynn’s Med Strategy Fund I, a $30 million equity fund dedicated to the aggregation of medical properties. American Renal Associates is the primary tenant within the building. Frank Roti of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller.
ORLAND PARK, ILL. — The Boulder Group has arranged the sale of a 15,120-square-foot retail property occupied by Walgreens in Orland Park for $6.8 million. The single-tenant building is situated at 14680 S. La Grange Road in suburban Chicago. The Walgreens lease expires in September 2032. Randy Blankstein and Jimmy Goodman of Boulder represented the seller, a Midwest-based real estate developer. A West Coast-based investor purchased the asset.
TOLEDO, OHIO — Welltower Inc. (NYSE: WELL) has sold three separate portfolios totaling $1.3 billion in value. The portfolios comprise 11 seniors housing facilities in the Western United States, six seniors housing communities in Massachusetts and 20 outpatient medical facilities across five states. Separately, Welltower also announced on Monday a strategic personnel change in the C-suite as the Toledo-based REIT promoted Shankh Mitra from chief operating officer to CEO effective immediately. Tom DeRosa is stepping down from his role as CEO after six years. Mitra will also retain his chief investment officer title. Details of seniors housing sales The sales price of the Western portfolio totaled $702 million, or $466,000 per unit. The unnamed properties are situated in California, Washington and Nevada and have an average age of 12 years. Welltower’s previous ownership stake in the portfolio was 80 percent. The buyer was not disclosed. The sales price of the Massachusetts portfolio totaled $200 million, or $395,000 per unit. The unnamed properties have an average age of 19 years. Welltower is reducing its ownership stake from 95 percent to 20 percent. The remaining 80 percent of the portfolio will be owned by a fund co-managed by Taurus Investment Holdings and …
