HAUPPAUGE AND ISLANDIA, N.Y. — Meridian Capital Group has negotiated $50 million in permanent financing to refinance the Crossroads Office Portfolio in Hauppauge and Islandia. The Matrix Group was the borrower. Jeffries LoanCore LLC provided the 10-year CMBS and mezzanine financing package. The portfolio contains two adjacent office parks, Crossroads Corporate Center and Crossroads Executive Park, totaling 14 buildings and 392,000 square feet. The properties are located at 1363-1393 Veterans Memorial Highway in Hauppauge and 1707-1797 Veterans Memorial Highway in Islandia. The multi-tenant properties were constructed between 1984 and 1989. Tal Bar-Or, Judah Neuman and Kyle Kite of Meridian Capital Group arranged the financing.
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HARTFORD, CONN. — EagleBridge Capital has arranged the sale of Saint Francis Information Technology and Finance Center in Hartford. Located at 103 Woodland St., the five-story, 57,753-square-foot office property sold for $20.7 million. The building is triple-net leased to Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center on a long-term basis and houses administrative, information technology and finance offices. In addition, EagleBridge Capital arranged $15 million in permanent mortgage financing for the property. Ted Sidel and Brian Sheehan of EagleBridge Capital arranged the sale and financing.
SAN JOSE, CALIF. — Multi-Employer Property Trust (MEPT), Bentall Kennedy and Trammell Crow Company have purchased an 8.2-acre land parcel in San Jose for $58.5 million. The land is located at 374-384 West Santa Clara St. The land sits adjacent to the Diridon Station master plan, which is zoned for two 10-story office buildings and a nine-story multifamily building. Diridon Station links Caltrain to San Francisco, the ACE train service to the Central Valley and the Amtrak Capital Corridor train to the north. It will also house the future extension of BART, and will serve as the first Northern California stop for the potential high-speed rail service that would connect Los Angeles to the Bay Area. Diridon Station’s master plan will eventually create a transit hub similar to San Francisco’s Transbay District, according to Bentall Kennedy. The new development may include up to 960,000 square feet of tech-oriented office space, more than 30,000 square feet of retail and 325 multifamily residential units.
DALLAS — After 12 years with Marcus & Millichap, a team of commercial real estate agents has started its own firm, the Vitorino Group. The team aims to build on its track record of retail investment sales throughout Texas and the Southwest, but will expand its business model to include all facets of a commercial real estate firm. Jason Vitorino leads the company, which opened Sept. 28. Vitorino Group also includes Jared Aubrey, Michael Austry, Adam Gottschalk, Anthony Pucciarello, Bryce Gissler and James Mangum. The Vitorino Group also employs a transaction coordinator, financial analyst, marketing coordinators and research analysts.
ATLANTA — The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has awarded a $101 million, 20-year lease contract to Arlington, Va.-based FD Stonewater to develop a build-to-suit facility in Atlanta for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The FBI Atlanta Field Office will occupy the 151,066-square-foot project. FD Stonewater expects to break ground on the facility in early 2016 and deliver it in 2017. The building is the 14th build-to-suit lease project that FD Stonewater and its affiliates have developed on behalf of the GSA. Powers Brown Architecture is the lead designer for the project, and Harvey Cleary Builders is the general contractor.
NASHVILLE, TENN. — Colliers International has arranged an 18,569-square-foot office lease at Gulch Crossing, an office building located at 1033 Demonbreun St. in Nashville. Vickie Saito of Colliers represented the tenant, Industrious NSH Gulch Crossing LLC, in the lease transaction. Industrious is a Chicago-based company that develops working environments with features such as glass-walled offices, coffee bars and relaxation rooms. Industrious has offices in several cities and at each location leases space as a locally established limited liability company. The company has previously developed office space for high-profile tenants such as Pinterest and Instacart. The company plans to be operational at Gulch Crossing by spring 2016.
INDIANAPOLIS — Cushman & Wakefield / Summit Realty Group has arranged the sale of an 113,546-square-foot office portfolio located at 8935 – 9011 N. Meridian St. in Indianapolis. Keystone Realty Group sold Waterplace Park to Evergreen Investment Corp. Alex Cantu and Alison Melton of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller. The property was developed in 1980 and is currently 69 percent leased. Tenants of Waterplace Park include Mid America Clinical Laboratories, Omnisource and GoldPoint Clinical Research.
DETROIT — Lear Corp. has acquired a historic six-story, 35,000-square-foot building located at 119 State St. in Detroit from Bedrock Real Estate Services for an undisclosed price. Lear Corp. has plans to turn the building in Capitol Park into an innovation and design center described as a “think tank.” The building was constructed in 1887 and originally housed Brown Brothers Cigar Manufacturers. Construction will begin soon, and the project is slated for completion in 2016.
LOS GATOS, CALIF. — WealthCap has purchased two newly built office campuses in the Silicon Valley submarket of Los Gatos for an undisclosed sum. The Class A properties are located at 121 and 131 Albright Way. Both buildings are leased to Netflix. They will serve as the global headquarters for the on-demand digital movie and television show streaming company. The acquisition also includes an interest in the surrounding 15-acre campus, including 664 surface parking spaces and shared use of a 930-space structured parking garage. CBRE Global Investors represented WealthCap in the transaction. This is the German-based company’s second acquisition in Silicon Valley over the past 12 months.
DALLAS — Chicago-based healthcare real estate investment company Stage Equity Partners LLC has purchased a 37,000-square-foot, multi-tenant medical office building in Carrollton, a northern suburb of Dallas. The property is Stage Equity’s fourth medical office acquisition in Dallas and its fifth overall in Texas. The single-story, Class A building was acquired in an off-market transaction from the physician owners of OrthoTexas, an orthopedic practice based in Dallas. As part of the transaction, OrthoTexas leased back the majority of the building under a long-term lease. MetroCrest Surgery Center — a joint venture between USPI, Baylor Scott & White Health and Tenet Health — leases the remainder of the building for the operation of an ambulatory surgery center. American Momentum Bank provided financing for the project. The property, located at 4780 North Josey Lane isfully leased. OrthoTexas has 27 physicians and more than 250 employees, and MetroCrest is a prominent surgery center in the region. The property is within 10 minutes of Baylor Carrollton Hospital and Texas Health Resources Presbyterian Plano Hospital.