MANCHESTER, N.H. — NorthMarq Capital has arranged $2.3 million in refinancing for an apartment building located on Hayward Street in Manchester. The long-term, fixed-rate financing includes a flexible prepayment and competitive rate. The apartment building features 26 residential units. Michael Chase and Ed Riekstins of NorthMarq Capital secured the financing for the undisclosed borrower.
RAYNHAM, MASS. — Calare Properties has leased 40,000 square feet of industrial/flex space to OMNIlife science Inc. OMNI will relocate from its current location in East Taunton, Mass., and fully occupy the building, which is located at 480 Paramount Drive in Raynham. The building will serve as the medical technology company’s new headquarters. The facility features 20-foot clear ceiling heights, eight tailboard doors and 111 surface-level parking spaces. Steve Clancy of CBRE represented the tenant in the deal.
MONTGOMERY, N.Y. — SunCap Property Group is developing an industrial build-to-suit facility on 44.1 acres at 201 Neelytown Road in Montgomery. The developer has selected Meridian Design Build to design and construct the 248,370-square-foot property, which will serve as a package sorting and distribution center for a leading provider of global shipping and information services. The facility will feature 63 loading docks, seven drive-in doors, 184 interior van loading positions, 452 auto parking stalls and 190 exterior trailer stalls. Additionally, the freestanding gateway building will be constructed to provide a secure entry point into the site. Cornerstone Architects is serving as architect, while Langan is providing civil engineering services for the project.
NEW YORK CITY — JDS Development has received $52 million in construction financing for an apartment building in Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood. Located at the corner of Baltic Street and Fourth Avenue, the 11-story building will feature 50 apartment units and ground-floor retail space. The property is slated for completion by summer 2017. Douglas Heitner, Sara Saylor, Jessica Wald and Christina Congdon of Kasowitz represented the borrower in the financing transaction.
MADISON, N.J. — The KRE Group and Mark Built Homes have broken ground on a multifamily development on Green Village Road in Madison. The development will feature Rose Hall, a collection of 100 rental residences, and Madison Place, a boutique collection of 35 condominiums. Additionally, Rose Hall will include ground-floor retail and restaurant space, a 3,000-square-foot community center and landscaped outdoor gathering spaces. The project is slated for completion in second quarter 2017. KRE and Mark Built Homes jointly acquired the five-acre property, which is the former site of Green Village Road School, in January from the Madison Board of Education.
NEW YORK CITY — JLL has secured a $29 million construction loan on behalf of Adam America Real Estate for the development of 308 North Seventh Street, a multifamily property in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood. Aaron Appel and Keith Kurland of JLL arranged the loan, which was provided by CapitalSource. The seven-story development will feature 38 residential units, a fitness center, a courtyard, bike storage and rooftop common area with views of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Additionally, the building will provide access to the L and G subway lines, as well as the Brooklyn-Queens freeway and Citi Bike stations.
HANOVER, PA. — Colliers International has arranged the sale of a retail property located at 61 Wilson Ave. in Hanover. The asset sold for $2.5 million, with a cap rate of 4.95 percent. Situated on 1.1 acres, the 3,950-square-foot freestanding property is absolute NNN fully-leased to Fulton Bank. Larry Kostelac, William Aiello, George Lulos of Colliers’ Harrisburg, Pa., office were the sole brokers in the transaction. The names of the buyer and seller were not released.
The dissolution of The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, better known as A&P, after 156 years in business was not a complete shock — they had, after all, applied for bankruptcy protection once before already this decade. However, the company and its many legacy brands occupied 296 stores in the United States and Canada at the time of liquidation, which meant a seismic shift was bound to occur in those real estate markets. In Northern and Central New Jersey, the resulting repositioning of A&P’s highly-coveted retail properties is proving to be an unexpected positive for a variety of reasons. For one, A&P occupied space in many of their shopping centers for decades, meaning they were paying less than market rent. Landlords are now able to negotiate new deals at higher rents, resulting in an important market correction. This is also an opportunity to reassess the makeup of centers and figure out not only what categories are missing but also what use groups will best drive traffic and stabilize the centers. Owners are able to repurpose the anchor spaces to accommodate smaller users. For example, on Route 35 in Middletown, the former Pathmark has been subdivided into a TJ Maxx …
NEW YORK CITY — The Moinian Group has begun work on the foundation of 3 Hudson Boulevard, a 66-story office tower located in the Hudson Yards District. Designed by FXFOWLE Architects and slated for completion in 2021, the 2 million-square-foot tower will feature 48,000-square-foot floor plates on the podium level, 30,000-square-foot to 35,000-square-foot, column-free floor plates on the tower office floors, 10-foot finished ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. The amenity-rich building also anchors Hudson Boulevard Park, a public green space featuring fountains, green space, public seating and event space. The foundation is slated for completion by late 2017. A portion of the foundation is already underway as part of the MTA’s current infrastructure work for the second entrance to the 34th Street Station on the new No. 7 subway extension.
ELIZABETH, N.J. — Elberon Development Group, along with joint venture partner The Avidan Group, has broken ground on a warehouse/distribution facility within Elizabeth Logistics Center in Elizabeth. Located at 925 Julia St., the 90,000-square-foot building will be divisible to two units of 45,000 square feet and feature 36-foot clear ceiling heights, up to 24 docks, T5 lightning and parking for up to 80 trailers. The facility is slated for completion in September.
