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RENO, NEV. — S&S Activewear has signed a lease for an industrial facility at North Valleys Commerce Center in Reno. The national wholesaler of imprintable apparel will occupy the 802,113-square-foot property located at 9550 N. Virginia St., Building D. The company also plans to hire approximately 350 employees for the facility, which is owned and operated by CP Logistics NVCC II, a joint venture between CALSTERS and Panattoni Development Co. Michael Nevis, Michael Hoeck, Steve Kucera and Tim Gunsten of Kidder Mathews represented the landlord in the lease transaction.

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CARROLLTON, TEXAS — Riverfront Properties LP has sold a 40,353-square-foot industrial asset located at 1325 Capital Parkway in Carrollton, located on the northern outskirts of Dallas. According to LoopNet Inc., the property was built in 1982 and includes a portion of office space. Brian Pafford of Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services represented Riverfront in the sale. Huntly Luna of NAI Robert Lynn represented the buyer, Roane Property Holdings LLC.

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BENICIA, CALIF. — Cushman & Wakefield has arranged the sale of Benicia Industrial Park in South Solano County. Benicia Partners sold the property to Sarkissian Trust for $12 million. Located at 5500 E. Second St. in Benicia, the property features 63,108 square feet of flex and R&D space. At the time of sale, Bio-Rad Laboratories fully occupied the building. Brooks Pedder, Douglas Longyear and Tony Binswanger of Cushman & Wakefield’s Walnut Creek, Calif., and San Francisco offices represented the buyer and seller in the deal.

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HOUSTON — Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages (CCSWB), a Dallas-based subsidiary of Mexican Coca-Cola bottler Arca Continental, is breaking ground today on its new $250 million production and distribution facility in Houston. The new facility will be the first new Coca-Cola plant built in the United States in a decade. Situated within Pinto Business Park, the 1 million-square-foot facility will include manufacturing with five new production lines, distribution, warehouse and sales. Pinto Business Park is a Hines-owned campus spanning 971 acres in northwest Houston. “Coca-Cola has been a part of the greater Houston community for more than 100 years,” says Mark Schortman, president and CEO of CCSWB. “Since opening our first facility in 1902, consumer dynamics have changed and the population in the Houston metro area has increased tremendously. We need to expand and grow our production facility to invest in the future and provide our wide variety of beverages.” In May, after a little over a year of becoming the first Latin American bottler to operate within the U.S. Coca-Cola network, Arca Continental announced the new facility, which is one of the largest current capital investments in Texas by a Mexican company. “The projected investment for this facility reflects our long-term …

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SOMERSET, N.J. — JLL has negotiated the $3.6 million sale of a 41,000-square-foot flex facility in Somerset. Located at 21 Worlds Fair Drive, the property includes 11,215 square feet of office space. The warehouse portion of the facility features 18-foot ceiling heights, five loading docks and one drive-in door. Chad Hillyer and Brian Golden of JLL represented the buyer, The Silverman Group, in the transaction. The seller was undisclosed. JLL will serve as leasing agents for the building.

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PHOENIX — Phoenix-based ViaWest Group has completed the sale of Tiger Industrial, an industrial property located at 4901-4929 W. Van Buren St. in Phoenix. Los Angeles-based Dunbar Real Estate Investment Management acquired the building for $6.3 million. Will Strong of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller, while the buyer was self-represented in the transaction. The 103,511-square-foot industrial facility was originally part of a larger portfolio of thematic properties that ViaWest purchased in 2014.

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The InterFace Phoenix Industrial conference and networking event was held on Wednesday, Sept. 12, featuring three panel discussions. The brokerage panel, moderated by Rob Martensen, executive vice president with Colliers International, featured a lively discussion about activity in local submarkets and a recap of the reasons Phoenix is winning deals over Southern California and Nevada. Industrial Activity in Arizona Microsoft recently purchased 267 acres for a data center in the West Valley, said Anthony Lydon, national director, Industrial Supply Chain & Logistics Solutions with JLL. Qualified data centers receive waivers on personal property tax for 10 years, Lydon said, noting that each rack in a data center is approximately $1 million in personal property, so data centers are certainly enjoying the benefits of locating in Arizona. Arizona will also be a huge winner in the manufacturing sector, Lydon added. He cited Colorado-based food packaging provider Ball Corp. as an example of a company that was looking at Mexico for space before the 2016 election but has since opened a plant in the West Valley submarket of Phoenix due to the strategic location between Mexico and Southern California. Minnesota-based Andersen Windows & Doors is buying 64 acres from Opus to build …

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LONDONDERRY, N.H. —Skyview Advisors has negotiated the sale of Life Storage, a 419-unit self-storage facility in Londonderry. The sales price was undisclosed. Ryan Clark and Parker Sweet of SkyView Advisors represented the undisclosed seller. Located at 6 Smith Lane, Life Storage is situated on more than 5 acres and has a total of 50,466 net rentable square feet. The facility includes 246 climate-controlled units and 173 non-climate controlled units.

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DENVER — Colony Northstar has completed the sale of an office/warehouse facility located at 1550 W. Evans Ave. in Denver. Calhoun Street Industrial and Matrix Group acquired the property for $7 million. Matrix Group will assume the leasing and management of the property. Situated within the West Evans Industrial Park, the 78,787-square-foot property was built in 1975 and was 93 percent leased at the time of sale. The asset features twin-t construction, 18-foot clear heights and a combination of drive-in loading and dock-high doors. Jason White, Ryan Sitov and Carmon Hicks of JLL Denver negotiated the transaction.

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CONCORD, N.C. — Avison Young has arranged a 156,899-square-foot lease with Transtate Equipment Co. at 1040 Derita Road within Concord Airport Business Park, a 2.1 million-square-foot industrial park in Concord. Christopher Skibinski, Henry Lobb and Tom Tropeano of Avison Young negotiated the lease on behalf of the building owner, The Silverman Group. Lawrence Shaw and Justin Smith of Colliers International represented Transtate. The medical equipment provider is consolidating and expanding its existing presence in the greater Charlotte market and moving into a portion of a new 252,000-square-foot building within the park. The development is located within three miles of Interstates 85 and 485, and roughly 25 miles northeast of Charlotte. Silverman Group has developed Concord Airport Business Park in three phases over the last four years. The last building, a 410,000-square-foot speculative facility, is slated for completion in the fourth quarter.

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