LENEXA, KAN. — Colliers International has brokered the sale of a 119,920-square-foot industrial building in Lenexa for an undisclosed price. The property is located at 16002 W. 110th St. John Stafford of Colliers represented the seller, Himoinsa Power Systems Inc. NT Realty represented the buyer, 110th Street Lenexa LLC.
FAIRBURN, GA. — Red Rock Developments is underway on Shugart Farms Phase II, a three-building industrial campus totaling approximately 3 million square feet. The campus is located within Shugart Farms Industrial Park, which will eventually span 16 million square feet and 2,500 acres. The park is located along the Interstate 85 South industrial corridor in Fairburn, roughly 20 miles southwest of downtown Atlanta. Construction is currently underway on a 982,777-square-foot speculative building at the park. Two additional build-to-suit opportunities in Phase II will total roughly 1.5 million square feet and 485,381 square feet. Red Rock expects to wrap up construction on Phase II in the fourth quarter. The first phase of Shugart Farms Industrial Park was delivered last year and included two buildings totaling roughly 2 million square feet. The buildings are leased to Smucker’s and Duracell.
ALPHARETTA, GA. — Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT Inc. has sold the Alpharetta Data Center II in the northern Atlanta suburb of Alpharetta for $64 million. Delaware-based Alpharetta DC LLC acquired the asset, which totals 165,000 square feet. The facility include 50,400 square feet of powered-shell enterprise data center space, 58,814 square feet of office and administration space and 59,746 square feet of supporting infrastructure space. Carter Validus is a REIT that invests in mission critical real estate assets located throughout the United States. Defined as purpose-built facilities designed to support the most essential operations of tenants, mission critical real estate includes data centers and medical facilities.
SPARKS AND MCCARRAN, NEV. — NAI Alliance has brokered the sales of two industrial assets in Nevada. In the first transaction, Tolles Development Co. purchased a 202,760-square-foot industrial portfolio located at 1210-1280 Icehouse Drive, 575-585 Reator Way and 1355 Industrial Way in Sparks. Dan Oster and Chase Houston of NAI Alliance represented the buyer in the deal. In the second transaction, Rounds Bakery acquired a 11,961-square-foot light industrial property located at 96-114 Megabyte Drive in McCarran. Greg Shutt of Colliers international represented the buyer; while Oster and Houston represented the seller, PSG Resources LLC, in the deal.
HUTCHINS, TEXAS — VMInnovations, an online retailer of brand-name sports products, electronics and home goods, has signed an industrial lease in Hutchins, a southern suburb of Dallas. The company will occupy 416,891 square feet at Core5 Logistics Center at Wintergreen, a 43-acre development. Mark Collins and Adam Campbell of Cushman & Wakefield represented VMInnovations in the lease negotiations. Matt Elliot of NAI Robert Lynn represented the landlord, Atlanta-based Core5 Industrial Partners.
RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS — Karr Self-Storage, a division of Marcus & Millichap, has arranged the sale of Boulevard 26 Storage, a 305-unit facility located in Richland Hills, a northeastern suburb of Fort Worth. The property, which was built in 1950 and repurposed into a self-storage facility in 2007, features a nine-space, 8,500-square-foot retail center that was also included in the sale. Brandon Karr and Danny Cunningham of Karr Self-Storage represented the seller, an Austin-based private partnership, in the transaction. The team also secured the buyer, a Philadelphia-based self-storage owner/operator.
HOUSTON — GBP Properties, a Monterrey, Mexico-based investment firm, has acquired a 30,000-square-foot industrial building located at 11150 Equity Drive in northwest Houston. GE Oil & Gas has occupied the space for the last five years. Tom Lynch and Mark Redlingshafer of CBRE represented the seller, Houston-based Investment & Development Ventures LLC, in the transaction.
ATHENS, PA. — An affiliate of Phoenix Investors has acquired a 402,000-square-foot industrial and office building located at 101 N. Main St. in Athens, about two miles from the New York state line. The sales price was not disclosed. The property, which was built in 1910, is a vacant former Ingersoll Rand manufacturing plant. Phoenix intends to fully renovate the facility. Phoenix Investors is a national private commercial real estate firm headquartered in Milwaukee.
SAVANNAH, GA. — Capital Development Partners, in a joint venture with Greenfield Partners, has broken ground on the $125 million Savannah Port Logistics Center. The 2.3 million-square-foot campus is being developed to meet the needs of Port of Savannah’s import, export and e-commerce customers. Operated by the Georgia Ports Authority, the Port of Savannah is the largest single-container port in the United States. The 190-acre Savannah Port Logistics Center will offer dual rail service via Norfolk Southern and CSX Tier 1 railroads, and will include two buildings totaling 1.1 million square feet and 1.3 million square feet. Both buildings will feature 40-foot ceiling heights and cross-dock capability. Building I is slated for completion in April 2019, and developers expect to break ground on Building II later this year. Atlanta-based Capital Development Partners is a national developer of industrial infrastructure facilities. Greenfield Partners is a private equity real estate firm headquartered in Westport, Conn., with $3.3 billion in gross assets under management. To date, the company has invested more than $5 billion in equity across multiple sectors, including 25 million square feet of industrial.
COSTA MESA, CALIF. — DAUM Commercial Real Estate Services has arranged the sales of two industrial warehouses in Costa Mesa to two private buyers. Mike Barreiro of DAUM represented the seller, Keller & Sons Construction, in both transactions. Constructed in 1971 and 1972, the warehouses both feature secured fenced yards, drive-in/grade-level doors, 13-foor clear heights, warehouse skylights, office space and upgraded roofs. In the first transaction, Steven Card and Christopher O’Connor of Savills Studley represented the buyer of the 6,498-square-foot property located at 1621-1625 Ohms Way, which sold for $2.5 million. In the second deal, a separate private buyer purchased the 6,897-square-foot property at 1635 Ohms Way for $2.6 million.
