AURORA, COLO. — Consolidated Investment Group has obtained $17.7 million in financing for Eastpark 70’s Buildings 5 and 6, a two-building Class A industrial portfolio in Aurora. Rob Bova and William Haass of JLL Capital Markets secured the fixed-rate, five-year loan for the borrower. Completed in 2022, the 235,987-square-foot portfolio consists of buildings located at 19822 E. 22nd Ave. and 19922 E. 22nd Ave. The facilities offer 32-foot clear heights, ample dock-high and drive-in loading and ESFR sprinkler systems. The properties are fully leased to three tenants.
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NANTUCKET, MASS. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sale of Old South Storage, a 198-unit facility on Nantucket, an island off the coast of Massachusetts. The property was built in 2018 and spans 17,344 net rentable square feet of climate-controlled space. Michael Palladino, Kevin Bledsoe and Matthew Junkin of Marcus & Millichap represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction. The sales price was $5.6 million, and the buyer was also undisclosed. Thomas Shihadeh of Marcus & Millichap assisted in closing the deal as the broker of record.
FREEHOLD, N.J. — Locally based developer Denholtz Properties has completed a 100,771-square-foot industrial flex project at 245 Willow Brook Road in Freehold, about 50 miles south of New York City. The single-story building offers units that range in size from 4,072 to 100,771 square feet, as well as 18 tailboard dock doors, a clear height of 28 feet and 165 onsite parking spaces. Zimmel Associates is marketing the property for lease.
VOORHEES, N.J. — Locally based firm CenterSquare Investment Management has purchased Cedar Hill Shopping Center, a 16,891-square-foot retail property located outside of Philadelphia in Voohees, N.J. The two-building center is located along State Route 73 and is home to tenants such as Starbucks, Orange Theory, UPS, Great Clips, Vitamin Shoppe and AT&T. The seller and sales price were not disclosed.
MAPLE GROVE, MINN. — JLL Income Property Trust has acquired a Class A industrial business park in the Minneapolis suburb of Maple Grove for $66.5 million. The two-building property totals 443,000 square feet and is fully leased. Constructed in 2023, the asset features 49 dock doors, five drive-in doors, a clear height of 32 feet and ample parking. The seller was undisclosed. As of Sept. 30, industrial investments comprised 32 percent of JLL Income Property Trust’s $6.6 billion portfolio, with $2.1 billion in industrial assets across 59 properties.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA — The Annex Group has broken ground on Union at Bluffs Run, a $58.2 million affordable housing community in Council Bluffs. The 192-unit property will feature one-, two- and three-bedroom units for households whose income level is at or below 60 percent of the area median income (AMI). Plans call for four three-story buildings and an additional single building that will house a community room, fitness center and leasing office. Additional amenities will include a playground, dog walking area and picnic area. Partners on the project include: RQAW; Snyder and Associates; the City of Council Bluffs; Merchants Capital, which provided more than $22 million in total equity and over $24 million in permanent debt financing; Merchants Bank, which provided more than $40 million in construction financing; and Fannie Mae. The Iowa Finance Authority issued 4 percent tax credits and tax-exempt bonds. Union at Bluffs Run is expected to open in fall 2026. The project marks the fourth affordable housing community in Iowa for The Annex Group.
GREENFIELD, WIS. — Northmarq has arranged the $57.7 million sale of Forte at 84South, a 268-unit luxury apartment complex in the Milwaukee suburb of Greenfield. Built in 2018, the property features one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans. Parker Stewart, Dominic Martinez, Alex Malzone and Jake Lamb of Northmarq represented the developer and seller, Fiduciary Real Estate Development Inc. The Brookview Companies was the buyer. Brett Hood, David Link, Kevin McCarthy and Cole Boland of Northmarq originated acquisition financing through Fannie Mae.
LAFAYETTE, IND. — The Cooper Commercial Investment Group has brokered the sale of the Market Square Shopping Center in Lafayette for $10.9 million. Anchor tenants at the 132,429-square-foot property include Dollar General, the State of Indiana, Indiana BMV and Arni’s Pizza. Dan Cooper of Cooper Group represented the seller, a private investment group out of Kansas. The Michigan-based buyer purchased the asset at 99 percent of the list price. The property was 84 percent leased at the time of sale.
WAUWATOSA, WIS. — JVM Realty Corp. has purchased Mayfair Reserve, a 236-unit luxury apartment property in the Milwaukee suburb of Wauwatosa. Atlantic Residential sold the asset for an undisclosed price. Completed in 2017, Mayfair Reserve offers one- and two-bedroom layouts. Amenities include a fitness center, clubhouse, pool, outdoor kitchen, climate-controlled garage parking, electric vehicle charging station and dog park. Atlantic Residential developed Mayfair Reserve in partnership with Edge Principal. JVM now owns and manages 22 communities throughout the Midwest.
RICHMOND, VA. — Newmark has arranged $600 million in construction financing for a data center project in Richmond. The borrower and developer is a partnership between local developer PowerHouse Data Centers, New York City-based Blue Owl Real Estate and Chirisa, a firm that invests in digital and telecommunications infrastructure and real estate. The square footage of the development was not announced, but the facility will have a critical capacity of 50 megawatts (MWs).According to recent data, PowerHouse is developing its hyperscale data centers at a ratio of 0.2 MW per square foot, giving the Richmond project an estimated square footage of 250,000 square feet of critical data center space. The project will be a build-to-suit for CoreWeave, a New Jersey-based company that provides cloud-based graphics processing infrastructure. Construction began earlier this year, and operations are expected to begin sometime in 2025. A syndicate of lenders led by European giant Societè Generale provided the debt, which was arranged by Newmark’s Jordan Roeschlaub, Jonathan Firestone, Clint Frease, Nick Scribani, Ben Kroll, John Caraviello and Brent Mayo. “This transaction reflects the continued appetite for innovative, large-scale digital infrastructure solutions in key markets,” says Roeschlaub. With more than 30 million square feet of physical …