NORTH FAYETTE TOWNSHIP, PA. — Outrigger Industrial, in partnership with Midloch Investment Partners, has purchased a 99,500-square-foot building in North Fayette Township, located just west of Pittsburgh. The building at 1200 International Drive, which was constructed in 2023 and has 17 loading doors, was 60 percent leased to three tenants at the time of sale. The new ownership has tapped Cushman & Wakefield to lease the remaining space.
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GLENOLDEN, PA. — CBRE has negotiated the sale of MacDade Commons, a 102,071-square-foot shopping center in Glenolden, a southwestern suburb of Philadelphia. Walmart anchors the center, which is also home to tenants such as Quest Diagnostics, Verizon Wireless and Work ‘N Gear. Christopher Munley, Colin Behr, Casey Smith and Ryan Sciullo of CBRE represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction. The team also procured the buyer, Agree Realty Corp.
ALLENWOOD, PA. — ModCorr LLC has signed a 252,282-square-foot industrial lease in Allenwood, about 70 miles north of Harrisburg. The manufacturer of modular construction products will occupy the entirety of Building 4 at PNK Park Allenwood at Great Stream Commons, which was completed last year and features a clear height of 40 feet. Lee & Associates represented the landlord, New York-based investment and development firm PNK Group, in the lease negotiations.
BRIDGEVILLE, PA. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $10.6 million sale of The Crossings at South Fayette, a 38,203-square-foot shopping center in Bridgeville, a southwestern suburb of Pittsburgh. The center comprises a freestanding grocery store of anchor tenant ALDI, a drive-thru strip occupied by Starbucks and Chipotle Mexican Grill and a multi-tenant strip that is home to Sola Salon Studios, Jimmy John’s, Elevation Medical Weight Loss, Brentwood Bank and Radiance at Fluhme. Dean Zang and David Crotts of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, a local family, in the transaction. Zang and Crotts also procured the buyer, San Diego-based investment firm The Niki Group.
KING OF PRUSSIA, PA. — The hotel financing arm of New Jersey-based intermediary Cronheim Mortgage has arranged a $30.3 million loan for the refinancing of a 327-room hotel in King of Prussia, located north of Philadelphia. The hotel is operated under the Alloy Suites banner, which is part of Hilton’s family of brands, and offers amenities such as a fitness center, meeting rooms and an onsite restaurant. Beau Williams and Drew Gilligan of Cronheim arranged the loan on behalf of the borrower, Concord Hospitality. The direct lender and specific loan terms were not disclosed.
PHILADELPHIA — A joint venture between the logistics arm of Philadelphia-based investment firm Arden Group and global investment management firm Arcapita Holdings Group has received a $700 million loan for the refinancing of a national portfolio of 167 industrial properties. The portfolio totals approximately 7.2 million square feet and is primarily comprised of small- and mid-bay multi-tenant facilities. The names and addresses of the properties were not disclosed, but market-specific locations include Dallas, Atlanta, Indianapolis and Boston. Tom Rugg, Tom Traynor, Mark Finan, Arman Samouk and Kayla Kaloostian of CBRE arranged the five-year, floating rate loan. Deutsche Bank and Barclays provided the debt.
PHILADELPHIA — Nuveen Green Capital has provided $11 million in Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) financing for a 138,157-square-foot healthcare facility in Philadelphia. The building at 3905 Ford Road is located in the Wynnefield Heights neighborhood on the city’s northwest side and is operated under the Malvern Treatment Centers brand. The borrower, BG Capital, plans to use the proceeds to fund capital improvements to the building envelope and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Nuveen Green Capital originated the financing through the C-PACE administrator, the Philadelphia Energy Authority.
BETHLEHEM, PA. — Filter King LLC, a provider of customized HVAC parts, has opened a 61,600-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in the Lehigh Valley city of Bethlehem. Regional developer J.G. Petrucci Co. owns the building, and The Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp. assisted Filter King in its site selection process. Filter King, which now has an operational footprint of 200,000 square feet across three states, says the opening of the Bethlehem facility could result in the creation of as many as 120 new jobs.
PHILADELPHIA — JLL has negotiated the $74.4 million bankruptcy sale of the University of the Arts Portfolio, a collection of nine academic properties totaling roughly 760,000 square feet in downtown Philadelphia. Named after the academic institution that closed last year, the portfolio comprises a mix of educational facilities, theaters, dormitories and office buildings. These include Terra Hall, a 17-story educational facility, and Hamilton Hall, the oldest building on Broad Street that was constructed in 1824. Jim Galbally, Fran Coyne, Samantha Kupersmith, Brett Segal, Carl Fiebig and Tyler Margraf of JLL worked on behalf of the bankruptcy trustee, Alfred T. Giuliano Trustee, to arrange the buyers for the transaction.
WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP, PA. — Kervan USA, a Turkish candy company, will open a 90,000-square-foot packaging and manufacturing facility in the Lehigh Valley. The company, which maintains its U.S. headquarters in Whitehall Township and also has packaging and distribution locations in New Jersey, will invest $20 million to consolidate those operations into a single facility. Kervan USA expects the new facility, construction of which is underway and expected to be complete next year, to create about 40 new jobs within the community.