EDGEWATER, COLO. — CentrePoint Properties has acquired Edgewater Public Market, a 76,000-square-foot retail center located in Edgewater, roughly five miles outside downtown Denver, for an undisclosed price. LCP Development, an affiliate of LCP Management, was the developer and seller. Opened in 2019 within a building formerly occupied by King Soopers, the center comprises a food hall and 17 retail tenants, as well as three additional buildings leased to tenants including Shake Shack, Syrup, Veterinary Emergency Group and Adelita’s Cocina y Cantina.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. — Morgan Properties has purchased Blankenbaker Crossings, a 236-unit, garden-style apartment community in Louisville, for $39 million. The acquisition represents the Pennsylvania-based investor’s first purchase in Kentucky. Craig Collins of Cushman & Wakefield | Commercial Kentucky, along with Mike Kemether of Cushman & Wakefield, brokered the transaction. The seller was not disclosed. Built between 2005 and 2006, Blankenbaker Crossings was 96 percent occupied at the time of sale. Morgan Properties plans to invest $2.1 million in upgrades at the community, including renovating unit interiors, installing smart appliances and adding new amenities, including a pickleball court, dog parks and Amazon package hubs.
FONTANA, CALIF. — Valore Ventures has sold a 3,895-square-foot single-tenant restaurant property in the Los Angeles suburb of Fontana. McDonald’s occupies the property on a 20-year ground lease. Construction of the building was completed in December 2024. Matthew Mousavi and Patrick Luther of SRS Real Estate Partners represented Valore Ventures in the transaction. Joe Linkogle of Marcus & Millichap represented the buyer, a private trust.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — Colliers has arranged the sale of the former Cambridge Matignon School campus in metro Boston. The 7.8-acre campus totals 83,136 square feet across two buildings that were originally constructed in 1945. The campus also houses playing fields, science labs, an auditorium and a gymnasium. James Elcock and John Real of Colliers represented the seller, the Archdiocese of Boston, in the transaction. The buyer was Benjamin Banneker Charter Public School. Cambridge Matignon School closed in 2023.
BOSTON — The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corp. (JPDNC) will undertake a 48-unit affordable housing redevelopment project in Boston. The nonprofit owner-operator will convert a dilapidated, obsolete building in the Dorchester area into housing for seniors aged 55 and above. The property will be known as The Cheney Homes and will primarily house one-bedroom units that will be reserved for renters earning between 30 and 60 percent of the area median income. ICON Architecture is designing the redevelopment, and NEI General Contracting is handling construction. MassHousing is financing the project in conjunction with other public-sector entities.
MILWAUKEE — Neutral has received a $133.3 million construction loan for The Edison, a 378-unit luxury apartment project in Milwaukee. JLL Capital Markets arranged the financing through Bank OZK and Pearlmark. The Edison, located at 1005 N. Edison St., will feature 7,200 square feet of retail space. At 31 stories, the project is slated to be the tallest mass timber building in North America, according to Neutral. Amenities will include a fitness center, spa, pool, sauna, café, demo kitchen, dog park, movie room, community garden, entertainment deck and sky lounge. The developer has secured more than 62 percent of the required equity funding and will commence construction this spring while the remaining 38 percent of equity is being finalized. Completion is slated for the third quarter of 2027.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — Mid-America Real Estate Corp. has brokered the sale of Shops at Centerpoint in Grand Rapids for an undisclosed price. The 444,709-square-foot shopping center is home to TJ Maxx, HomeGoods, Sierra Trading Post, Nordstrom Rack, Golf Galaxy, Ulta, DSW, Old Navy, Dunham’s Sports and Planet Fitness. Ben Wineman, Joe Girardi and Daniel Stern of Mid-America represented the seller, a joint venture between New York City-based DRA Advisors and Chicago-based Pine Tree. The asset sold to Seattle-based Bridge33 Capital.
HOPKINS, MINN. — Kraus-Anderson has completed construction on Hallon II, a luxury apartment building in Hopkins, a southwest suburb of Minneapolis. Designed by ESG Architecture and Design, the seven-story, 398,822-square-foot community features 250 units and 10,000 square feet of retail space. Outdoor amenities include a third-floor courtyard with pool, hot tub, fitness area, game lawn, lounge and grill stations. Interior amenities include a sauna, fitness and yoga studio, speakeasy with connected sky deck, listening lounge and pet wash station. Construction began in September 2022.
CHICAGO — Baum Realty Group LLC has arranged the sale of an 18,000-square-foot retail portfolio in Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood for an undisclosed price. Wayland Real Estate Capital purchased the buildings, which are located at the northwest corner of Clark Street and Berwyn Avenue. The portfolio features four contiguous properties that are fully leased. Tenants include Starbucks, Potbelly Sandwich Works, Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, Ranalli’s of Andersonville, AlleyCat Comics and Lonesome Rose. The weighted average lease term is nearly eight years. Ari Topper, Tyler Dechter and Owen Wiesner of Baum represented the seller, a local investor.
CHICAGO — Interra Realty has negotiated the sales of two multifamily properties in Chicago for a total of $4.7 million. A 16-unit building at 6405 N. Wayne Ave. in the Rogers Park neighborhood sold for $3.4 million and a five-unit rental property at 1933 S. May St. in the Pilsen neighborhood traded for $1.3 million. Brad Feldman of Interra represented both the buyer of 6405 N. Wayne, a Chicago-based private investor, and the seller, a local real estate partnership that Feldman also represented in the original acquisition in 2022. Feldman and colleague Jeremy Morton represented both the confidential seller of 1933 S. May and the seller, a local developer. Located within walking distance of Loyola University and originally constructed in 1929, 6405 N. Wayne was significantly refurbished in 2022. The property at 1933 S. May received a gut renovation in 2021. Both buildings were fully leased at the time of sale.