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PEBB Enterprises Sells Concord Station Retail Center Near Charlotte for $15.2M

by John Nelson

CONCORD, N.C. — PEBB Enterprises, a South Florida-based private equity real estate investment firm, has sold Concord Station, a 45,569-square-foot retail center located at 8591 Concord Mills Blvd. in the Charlotte suburb of Concord. The buyer, an entity doing business as South Coast Commercial LLC, purchased the center for $15.2 million. Evan Halkias and Margaret Jones of Cushman & Wakefield represented PEBB in the transaction. Situated at the entrance of Simon’s newly renovated Concord Mills Mall, Concord Station was fully leased at the time of sale to tenants including Big Blue Swim School, McAlister’s Deli, Guitar Center, The UPS Store and Wild Birds Unlimited. The property, which offers direct access to I-85, was constructed on 6.3 acres in 2004.

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AcquisitionsGeorgiaSoutheastStudent Housing

Fountain Residential Partners Disposes of 241-Bed Student Housing Community Near KSU in Metro Atlanta

by John Nelson

KENNESAW, GA. — Fountain Residential Partners has sold 14 SixtyFive, a 241-bed student housing community near Kennesaw State University in metro Atlanta. The development was recently completed and offers two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom, fully furnished units with bed-to-bath parity. Community amenities include study spaces on every floor, a gaming room, 24-hour fitness center, outdoor kitchen, barbecue grills, resort-style swimming pool and a study lounge. The 52-unit property is situated one mile north of campus at 1465 Shiloh Road in Kennesaw. Teddy Leatherman, Stewart Hayes and Scott Clifton of JLL represented the seller in the disposition of the property to Nuveen Real Estate. The sales price was not disclosed.

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DevelopmentMultifamilySeniors HousingWashingtonWestern

Ryan Cos., Aegis Living Plan 92-Unit Seniors Housing Community in Seattle’s Ballard Neighborhood

by Amy Works

SEATTLE — Ryan Cos., as builder, and Aegis Living, as developer, unveils plans to develop a five-story assisted living and memory care community on Market Street in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood. The team broke ground on the project in March, with opening slated for early 2024. Totaling 75,000 square feet, the community will feature 92 residential apartments, dining facilities, a movie theater, activity rooms, a wellness suite and community rooftop space. The property will also include business offices and one level of underground parking. DAHLIN is serving as architect for the project, which will be Aegis’ second senior living community in northwest Seattle. Ryan has built more than 60 senior living communities in 17 states across the country.

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AcquisitionsCaliforniaOfficeWestern

Pacific Development Partners Sells Concorde Career College Office Building in Garden Grove, California for $14M

by Amy Works

GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. — Pacific Development Partners has completed the disposition of Concorde Career College, a two-story office property in Garden Grove. Brooklyn Cos. acquired the asset for $14 million. The transaction also included rights to 4.2 acres of land in Garden Grove. Located at 12951 S. Euclid St., the building features 45,451 square feet of office space. At the time of sale, the property was fully leased to Concorde Career College. The asset has served as a medical and dental vocational school since 1999. Sean Fulp, Ryan Plummer, Mark Schuessler, Paul Jones and Brandon White of Newmark represented the seller in the in the deal. Norman Lee and Jason Roth of Newmark secured financing for the buyer.

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LoansMultifamilyOregonWestern

Trion Properties Receives $99.2M Recapitalization for Two Multifamily Communities Near Portland, Oregon

by Amy Works

TIGARD AND BEAVERTON, ORE. — Trion Properties, in partnership with Tokyu Land US Corp., has recapitalized two apartment properties in Tigard and Beaverton totaling 373 units. The properties include Hudson Tigard Apartments, a 227-unit community in Tigard, and Aster Parc Apartments and Townhomes, a 146-unit property at 18745 SW Farmington Road in Beaverton. Trion implemented upgrades, executed rebranding and improved operations in order to increase value since purchasing the assets in 2018 and 2019. Trion acquired Hudson North Apartments and Hudson South Apartments separately in 2018 for $38.1 million and combined them into Hudson Tigard Apartments. The assets were recapitalized for a total of $59.2 million, with a new loan amount of $39.4 million secured through Freddie Mac and serviced by Walker & Dunlop. Hudson North Apartments is located at 10890 SW Canterbury Lane and Hudson South Apartments is located at 10695 SW Murdock St. Aster Parc Apartments and Townhomes, which Trion purchased in two phases in 2018 and 2019 for a total of $20.4 million, was recapitalized for approximately $40 million. The recapitalization involves a new $24 million loan secured through Pacific Premier Bank and an equity partnership formed between Trion and Tokyu Land US Corp.

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Olive-Crossing-Glendale-AZ
AcquisitionsArizonaNAIRetailWestern

NAI Horizon Arranges Sale of 30,040 SF Olive Crossing Retail Building in Glendale, Arizona

by Amy Works

GLENDALE, ARIZ. — NAI Horizon has negotiated the sale of Olive Crossing, a retail building located at 9250 N. 43rd Ave. in Glendale. Arizona MSK and Garvin Holdings acquired the 30,040-square-foot property from 43rd Ave LLC for $3.9 million. Matt Harper of NAI Horizon represented the seller and buyer in the transaction.

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18254-18256-SW-100th-Ct-Tualatin-OR
AcquisitionsIndustrialOregonWestern

Norris & Stevens Brokers $2.2M Sale of Industrial Complex in Tualatin, Oregon

by Amy Works

TUALATIN, ORE. — Norris & Stevens has arranged the acquisition of two industrial condominiums located at 18254-18256 SW 100th Court in Tualatin. AEB Properties purchased the properties for $2.2 million. Totaling 9,600 square feet, the two Class B condos are part of a 24,192-square-foot building situated on 1.5 acres. Built in 1986, the single-story building features two dock-high loading doors and six drive-in, grade-level doors. Scott Finney and Nick Chessar of Portland-based Norris & Stevens represented the buyer, while Jordan Truitt of First Commercial Real Estate represented the seller in the deal.

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Conference CoverageFeaturesMultifamilySeniors HousingSoutheastSoutheast Feature Archive

Supply Chain Issues Slow Seniors Housing Development as Demand Balloons, Say InterFace Panelists

by Kristin Harlow

ATLANTA — Delays in the arrival of building materials — everything from windows and roof trusses to microchips for electrical panels — is one of the biggest hurdles slowing down new seniors housing developments, according to Kristin Kutac Ward, CEO of Solvere Living. Ward’s comments came during the ninth annual InterFace Seniors Housing conference. The event, which took place Aug. 17 at the Westin Buckhead in Atlanta, was hosted by France Media’s InterFace Conference Group and Seniors Housing Business and drew 324 attendees. Joining Ward on the development panel was Tod Petty, vice chairman with Lloyd Jones Senior Living; Matthew Griffin, senior vice president, eastern states, with Griffin Living; and Jim Vogel, president of Solvida Development Group. Rick Shamberg, managing director of Scarp Ridge Capital, served as the moderator. Despite the challenges in today’s building environment, there is pent-up demand and plenty of excitement regarding new seniors housing projects, said Ward. As baby boomers age, there will be a need for seniors housing care for about 50 million more people in the U.S., according to Shamberg. There’s ample opportunity for developers to fill that void in housing. According to Petty, the need for seniors housing units will be most pronounced …

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ConnecticutDevelopmentMultifamilyNortheastTop Stories

Flaherty & Collins Plans $200M Waterfront Apartment Community in Bridgeport, Connecticut

by Kristin Harlow

BRIDGEPORT, CONN. — Flaherty & Collins Properties (F&C), in partnership with RCI Group and the City of Bridgeport, has unveiled plans for a $200 million waterfront apartment community at Steelepointe Harbor, a mixed-use development along Long Island Sound. Plans call for 420 units and 10,000 square feet of retail space. Amenities will include a pool, outdoor kitchens, gathering spaces, secure parking and a dedicated dog park and pet spa. A water taxi will provide residents with service to nearby beach areas. A fitness center will offer fitness classes, a spin studio, sauna and jacuzzi. Residents will also have access to a pickleball court. Bridgeport is located 50 miles northwest of New York City. Steelepointe Harbor is accessible along the I-95 corridor and a short walk to the Bridgeport Transportation Center, which features access to the train station and the Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Ferry to Long Island. The Hartford Healthcare Amphitheatre live event venue, which opened in 2021, is less than a mile away. Previous development phases of Steelepointe Harbor included a Bass Pro Shops, Chipotle and Starbucks in late 2015, followed by the addition of Bridgeport Harbor Marina. The 220-slip marina is approaching full occupancy in its third year. …

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DevelopmentMarket ReportsMixed-UseTexasTexas Market Reports

North Texas Mixed-Use Boom Moves Full Steam Ahead

by Taylor Williams

By Rob Welker, president and partner, Hoefer Welker; and Steven Janeway, principal and commercial practice leader, Hoefer Welker As one of the biggest states, Texas regularly sees some of the largest demand in real estate development in the country. In recent years, North Texas specifically has experienced a rapid short-term increase in population, leading to a significant development boom and driving up urban and workforce construction volume, rental rates and sale values. Mixed-use developments have led the charge in commercial growth throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex. Higher overall interest in a live-work-play lifestyle has contributed to the development of a larger number of spaces that provide corporate, retail and residential capabilities. Gone are the days when corporate campuses and multifamily complexes were predominantly in the suburbs; tenants and employers have increasingly searched for living experiences in urban environments where they can combine the three biggest facets of their lives within a single destination. This provides the convenience that tenants crave and the access to concentrated populations that retailers and office users need to be successful. The Coastal Exodus As personal and business income tax rates, regulatory hurdles and costs of living abound in coastal markets, corporations have begun relocating …

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