NEW YORK CITY — A partnership between BEB Capital, Totem, Ofer Cohen and SK Development has received $121 million in financing for a 187-unit mixed-income housing project that will be located at 737 Fourth Ave. in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood. The financing consists of a $96 million construction loan that was co-originated by Canyon Partners and J.P. Morgan and a $25 million equity investment from Tribeca Investment Group. The 14-story building will house one-, two- and three-bedroom units, with 46 residences to be reserved for households earning roughly 50 percent or less of the area median income. The building will also feature a fitness center, game and media lounge, coworking lounge, private dining and entertainment areas, tenant storage space and a rooftop garden, as well as 6,200 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Construction is slated for a fall 2025 completion. Aaron Appel, Jonathan Schwartz, Adam Schwartz, Keith Kurland and Michael Ianno of Walker & Dunlop arranged the financing on behalf of the partnership.
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HARRISBURG, PA. — Marquis Health Consulting Services has begun a multimillion-dollar renovation of The Terraces at Capitol Village and Capitol Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center, a senior living and skilled nursing campus in Harrisburg. Work is set to begin this month at the 64-unit Terraces at Capitol Village and will include a complete refresh of the lobby, hallways, main dining room, activity room, theater and private dining room. At Capitol Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center, upgrades to the lobby, dining room, resident rooms and activity areas are underway, with an anticipated fall completion. The 138-bed skilled nursing facility provides post-hospital care, short-term rehab and long-term residential care.
MISHAWAKA, IND. — The Boulder Group has arranged the $9.6 million sale of a single-tenant retail property net leased to Best Buy in Mishawaka near South Bend. The 50,327-square-foot building is located at 6502 Grape Road along I-80. Nearby tenants include Target, Apple, Macy’s, Menards, Ross Dress for Less, Walmart, Sam’s Club, The Home Depot, Aldi, Meijer and Costco. Randy Blankstein and Jimmy Goodman of Boulder represented the seller, a West Coast-based partnership. The buyer was an institution.
DETROIT AND ANN ARBOR, MICH. — NAI Farbman, the brokerage arm of Farbman Group, has brokered two receivership sales in Detroit and Ann Arbor. The first sale was of 521 and 609 Old Saint Jean St., two industrial properties located a few blocks from the Detroit River. Dan McCleary and Nathan Casey of NAI Farbman brokered the deal. The second sale was of 30 Parkland Plaza and 4621 Park Road, two office properties in Ann Arbor. Brad Margolis and Wendy Acho of NAI Farbman arranged the sale. Further details were not provided.
COLUMBUS, OHIO — Semi-Stow has opened a 12.5-acre semi-truck parking property at 3815 Lockbourne Industrial Parkway in Columbus. The truck yard marks Semi-Stow’s first location in metro Columbus and its second Midwest yard opening in 2024. The yard provides trucking companies and private fleets with a base for regional and intermodal freight movement. The location provides convenient access to Rickenbacker International Airport and major freight corridors including I-70, I-71, US Route 33 and the Ohio State Route 104 bypass. The property features more than 375 spaces for tractor-trailers and other heavy-duty vehicles. Daily, monthly and long-term reservations are available to owner-operators and fleets of all sizes, and larger fleets can reserve space by the acre. The yard features secure fencing with barbed wire, AI-powered gates, 4k cameras and stadium lighting. Semi-Stow maintains a portfolio of 30 truck parking locations totaling 7,000 parking spaces nationwide.
NEW YORK CITY — Hobby Lobby has opened a 42,000-square-foot store in Staten Island. The store at 280 Marsh Ave. is the Oklahoma-based arts and crafts retailer’s first in New York City and 25th in New York state. Brian Katz and Daniel DePasquale of Katz & Associates, along with Graeme Keith of The Keith Group, represented Hobby Lobby in the lease negotiations. Brookfield Properties owns the building.
CHICAGO — Peak Realty has rebranded to Cross Street. The Chicago-based firm, which specializes in multifamily leasing and investment, expanded to Denver last year with the opening of a second office. In five years, the Cross Street team has doubled, with more than 12,000 units leased and over $200 million in closed multifamily sales. The company says that the name “Cross Street” and tagline “The corner of people and place” represents the important connections and intersecting parts of life and business. Cross Street plans to expand to more markets, particularly urban areas.
MUSKEGO, WIS. — Midwest Twisters, a company that facilitates gymnastics, ninja and parkour for youth, has leased a 10,922-square-foot industrial space in Muskego, a southwest suburb of Milwaukee. The industrial flex property is located on Mercury Drive with convenient access to Racine Avenue, a main thoroughfare in Muskego. Anthony Stevens of NAI Greywolf represented the undisclosed landlord.
NEW YORK CITY — UpSlide, a provider of automated document solutions, has signed a 10-year, 9,536-square-foot office lease at 10 Grand Central in Midtown Manhattan. UpSlide will lease space on the sixth floor of the building, which was originally constructed in the 1930s and recently underwent a $45 million capital improvement program. Lexie Perticone of Cushman & Wakefield represented UpSlide in the lease negotiations. Mitchell Konsker, Kyle Young, Carlee Palmer, Simon Landmann and Thomas Schwartz of JLL represented the landlord, Marx Realty.
LIVINGSTON, N.J. — Two new tenants have joined the roster at Livingston Town Center, a 65,523-square-foot shopping center in Northern New Jersey. Bergen Debate Club and Monmouth Cards have leased 1,194 and 2,034 square feet, respectively. Kevin Pelio of Azarian Realty internally negotiated both leases on behalf of ownership and also represented Bergen Debate Club. Ryan Starkman of Pierson Commercial represented Monmouth Cards.