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HAZELWOOD, MO. — CBRE has pre-leased a total of 382,105 square feet of industrial space to four tenants at Aviator Business Park in Hazelwood, a suburb of St. Louis. The pre-leased space is part of the latest expansion to the 155-acre industrial park. Three new buildings are slated to open later this month and are now 60 percent pre-leased. The new tenants include Pretium Packaging, which leased 178,128 square feet in Aviator 6; Federal Moving and Storage, which leased 97,734 square feet in Aviator 6, Community Wholesale Tire, which will occupy 76,058 square feet in Aviator 2; and Rivian, which inked a lease for 30,185 square feet in Aviator 5. Katie Haywood and John Frith of CBRE handled lease negotiations on behalf of the landlord and developer, California-based Panattoni Development Co. Inc. Kadean Construction is the general contractor. Panattoni purchased the Hazelwood Ford property in 2008 with plans to build Aviator Business Park. To date, the developer has completed six buildings that are fully occupied by tenants such as Graybar, International Foods and Weekends Only. Once the three new buildings are completed, the park will total more than 2.7 million square feet.

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CHICAGO — Interra Realty has brokered the sale of a three-building multifamily portfolio in Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood for $17 million. The properties, which total 79 units, include 1310 E. Hyde Park Blvd., 1318 E. Hyde Park Blvd. and 1334 E. Hyde Park Blvd. They are situated about a mile north of the University of Chicago. Joe Smazal of Interra represented the private seller, an East Coast-based investor that renovated 90 percent of the units. Ted Stratman of Interra represented the buyer, also an East Coast-based investor. The buyer plans to add energy-efficient boilers, replace all roofs, update the units that have yet to be renovated and add new amenities such as bike rooms.

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EVANSVILLE, IND. — The Investment Properties Group of SRS Real Estate Partners has arranged the sale of an 81,619-square-foot shopping center in Evansville, a city in Southwest Indiana. The sales price was $4.7 million. The fully leased property is home to Big Lots, Ruler Foods and Barton’s Home Outlet. Kyle Stonis and Pierce Mayson of SRS represented the seller, Bodin Properties 6 LLC. The buyer was Anchor Investments LLC.

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COLUMBUS, OHIO — Lacrosse Unlimited has opened a new store in the Worthington area of Columbus. Located at 2245 W. Dublin Granville Road, the store marks the 46th location nationwide and the first in Ohio for the lacrosse equipment supplier. Lacrosse Unlimited was founded in 1990 by the DeSimone family, avid lacrosse players, and is headquartered in Edgewood, N.Y.

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BEAVERTON, ORE. — Los Angeles-based Trion Properties has acquired a 302-unit multifamily portfolio in Beaverton for $94.8 million. The portfolio consists of Jasper Place, Jasper Square and Willow Grove. Trion acquired Jasper Place and Jasper Square in association with anchor investor Promus Realty Properties. Trion plans to execute strategic upgrades and utilize its vertically integrated property management platforms to improve operations and address deferred maintenance. Constructed in 1986, Jasper Place features 100 apartments in a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts spread across 19 two-story residential buildings. The community features a pool, fitness center, sports courts and leasing office. Additionally, 58 percent of the units have been upgraded and each unit has an individual garage. The community is located at 18300 NW Walker Road. Located at 15194 SW Walker Road, Jasper Square offers 83 apartments in a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans across 15 residential buildings. Existing amenities include a pool, fitness center and leasing office. Additionally, 55 percent of all unit interiors have been upgraded and each unit features a garage. Jasper Square was constructed in 1986. Built in 1988, Willow Grove features 119 apartments in a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts at …

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BOULDER, COLO. — Brickstone Partners has acquired Kensington Apartments near the University of Colorado Boulder for $71 million. The property offers 163 units one block from the university’s campus. Shared amenities include a clubhouse, fitness center, indoor swimming pool and on-site laundry facility. Brickstone plans to begin a comprehensive two-year renovation program, which is set to incorporate upgrades to unit interiors including cabinetry, countertops, appliances, flooring, lighting and plumbing fixtures; extensive enhancements to the property’s shared amenity spaces and clubhouse; refreshed exterior landscaping; and the addition of upgraded safety features. “We are excited to add Kensington to our extensive portfolio of Colorado communities and for the opportunity to enhance the property to better serve the needs and desires of its residents and of this great city and institution,” says Brickstone founder Daniel Otis.

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COLORADO — Evans Senior Investments (ESI) has arranged the sale of seven skilled nursing facilities in Southwest Colorado for $51.5 million, or approximately $92,000 per bed. An owner-operator sold the 558-bed portfolio to an East Coast-based owner-operator looking to expand its reach in the West. The properties were built between 1957 and 2017. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the portfolio was 77 percent occupied and produced nearly $6.2 million in annual net operating income. Throughout the pandemic, the portfolio’s occupancy decreased and at the time of marketing was only 65 percent occupied. “The competitive bidding arena and strong price per bed for a rural portfolio whose census and cash flow were well below stabilized levels showcases the willingness of buyers and lenders continuing to work together to get deals finished with the headwinds that they continue to face,” says Brendan DeSilvia, associate at ESI.

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DENVER — Denver-based Flywheel Acquisitions has purchased an infill office building on nearly 2.3 acres in Denver. 4100 Investors LLC sold the asset for $14.7 million. A single tenant occupies the full, three-story property. Aaron Johnson, Jon Hendrickson and Mitch Veremeychik of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction. Located at 4100 E. Arkansas, the 63,335-square-foot asset is surrounded by walkable restaurant and retail amenities. Additionally, the property offers a fitness center in the building.

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LOS ANGELES — PSRS has arranged a $7.6 million cash-out refinance of a two-story retail center in Los Angeles. The name of the borrower was not released. William DeFanti of PSRS secured the refinancing, which features a 4.45 percent interest rate, five-year term and two years of interest-only payments followed by a 30-year amortization. The subject property is a walk-up retail center with 17 suites.

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BRENTFORD, U.K. — Cineworld Group, parent company to Regal Cinemas among other international theater brands, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas.  While a specific plan regarding the company’s real estate was not announced, Cineworld expects to pursue an “optimization strategy” regarding its locations across the U.S. as part of its bankruptcy proceedings. The company is engaging in discussions with its landlords on improving cinema lease terms in hopes of further positioning Cineworld for long-term growth in the U.S., the company says. The Brentford, U.K.-based company was founded in 1995 and has over 747 theaters open across 10 countries, with 511 located in the U.S. As part of its Chapter 11 proceedings, Cineworld is seeking to reduce debt and strengthen its balance sheet in order to accelerate growth. The company has nearly $2 billion in financial commitments from existing lenders to keep operating.  The company expects to operate its global business and cinemas as usual throughout the Chapter 11 process. Cineworld’s subsidiaries and affiliates not engaged in the U.S. or U.K. businesses were not included in the filing and are not part of the Chapter 11 process. Cineworld made …

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