FAIRFIELD, CONN. — Jon Angel of Angel Commercial has arranged the $1 million acquisition of 107 Ardmore St. in Fairfield. The property consists of an 8,196-square-foot industrial building on .63 acres. Angel represented the buyer, Ardmore LLC, which acquired the property as an investment.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS — Stream Realty Partners has negotiated a 37,896-square-foot lease on behalf of Restaurant Services Inc., a supply chain management firm, at 700 106th St., a 43,329-square-foot industrial property in Arlington. Eric Crutchfield, Ryan Boozer and Sarah Ozanne of Stream Realty represented the landlord, Checkerprop Texas 700 106th Street LLC, in the transaction. Ozanne and Luke Davis, also with Stream Realty, represented the tenant.
TROY, MICH. — Super Fair Cellular Inc. has renewed its 38,400-square-foot industrial lease in Troy. The building is located at 1352-1374 Rankin Road. John Boyd, Paul Hoge and Kris Pawlowski of Signature Associates represented the landlord, Iron Point Troy Industrial, in the lease transaction. Super Fair Cellular is a telecommunications equipment supplier based in Troy.
The Nashville commercial real estate market’s growth is no longer a local secret. In fact, it very well may be one of the most desired areas for investors for an MSA with a population less than 2.5 million people. In case you haven’t heard, read or taken notice, you likely have been living under a rock. Those who call this market “hot” are making an understatement. As the downtown core sees land sites trade in excess of $13 million per acre (and in a few interesting cases eclipse $1,000 per square foot), the multifamily and hospitality markets have moved at a torrid pace. Even office rents have climbed to record highs near $40 per square foot for full service gross rates. Some covering that sector project this number will peak around the $50 per square foot mark due, in part, to the higher land costs driven by the other sectors. Multifamily developers have seized upon this growth by paying record prices for downtown real estate in hopes of capturing the fancy of Millennials as they enter the workforce. Top this off with hotel stays in downtown costing as much as those found on Times Square in Manhattan, some ponder the …
CARROLLTON, TEXAS — Lee & Associates has negotiated a 52,250-square-foot lease at 1255 Champion Circle, an industrial property in Carrollton, on behalf of Value Lighting, a Georgia-based light fixture distributor. Nathan Denton of Lee & Associates represented the tenant in the transaction. Steve Trese and Wilson Brown of CBRE represented the landlord, Stonelake Capital Partners.
NEW YORK CITY — The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Urbahn Architects have completed the renovation of the Morgan Avenue subway station house in Brooklyn. Serving the L train line, the Morgan Avenue station house is located near the intersection of Bogart Street and Harrison Place in the East Williamsburg neighborhood. MTA served as project manager as well as structural, civil, mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineer for the upgrades. Double M Construction was the general contractor. The station opened on July 14, 1928, as part of an extension of the BMT Canarsie line. Renovations included replacement of the 400-square-foot brick and limestone façade, repairs to the roof and installation of a new framed entrance with transom windows, exterior LED lighting and exterior signage.
HOUSTON — JLL has negotiated a 43,000-square-foot industrial sublease at Beltway Crossing Park in Houston on behalf of the subtenant, American Door Products Inc. Located at 7505 Bluff Point Drive, Beltway Crossing Park is an 86,823-square-foot industrial property that features dock-high and grade-level loading doors and 24-foot clear heights. David Buescher of JLL represented American Door Products Inc. in the lease transaction. Walker Barnett and Patrick Sentner of Colliers represented the sublandlord, The Newdell Co., a Houston-based valve manufacturer.
WARREN, MICH. — Colliers International has brokered the sale of a 62,900-square-foot industrial facility in Warren, a suburb of Detroit. The sales price was not disclosed. The building is located at 25200-25700 Malvina Ave. A large portion of the building is currently leased to TVI Logistics, a specialty warehousing and distribution company. Gary P. Grochowski, Justin Francek and Bryan Barnas of Colliers represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction.
BRIGHTON, MASS. — Transwestern Consulting Group (TCG) has arranged a construction and permanent financing loan on behalf of NB Development Group for 40 Guest St. in Brighton. According to public records, the loan amount was $76 million. TCG’s Chris Skeffington and Andrew Stone, along with NB Development’s Jim Halliday and Kevin Doyle, arranged the loan with East Boston Savings Bank. Part of the Boston Landing mixed-use development, 40 Guest St. is a planned 160,000-square-foot facility that will house the Boston Celtics’ new training and practice facility known as the Auerbach Center at New Balance World Headquarters. The project also includes two floors of Class A laboratory and office space totaling 83,500 square feet, plus 5,700 square feet of retail space. The project broke ground in November 2016, with completion expected in mid-2018. TCG provides leasing and property management services for Boston Landing.
SAN ANTONIO — CBRE has negotiated a 147,840-square-foot lease at Interchange East Distribution Center, an industrial property located at 5050 Stout Drive in San Antonio. Southern Warehousing and Distribution will occupy the leased space at the facility, which offers parking and a fenced truck court, 22-foot clear height and a sprinkler system. Josh Aguilar and Rob Burlingame of CBRE represented the landlord, Prologis, in the transaction.
