BOCA RATON, FLA. — D-Wave Quantum Inc., a publicly traded dual-platform quantum computing company, will relocate its global headquarters and primary U.S. research-and-development facility to Boca Raton Innovation Campus (BRiC), a 1.7 million-square-foot office park in South Florida. Formerly located at 2650 E. Bayshore Road in Palo Alto, Calif., the technology company plans to move into its new 25,000-square-foot office space by the end of 2026. D-Wave Quantum’s move is further supported by a separate, $20 million commitment from Florida Atlantic University, which intends to purchase and install D-Wave’s Advantage2 quantum computer on its nearby campus. Since acquiring the property in 2018, CP Group has completed a $100 million redevelopment of BRiC, which includes the addition of two coffee shops and an autonomous grab-and-go store; an onsite wellness center run by Boca Raton Regional Hospital; a revitalized dining and banquet hall; flex indoor/outdoor event space available for rent; and a 1,100-space parking garage. CP Group secured more than 300,000 square feet in new leases at BRiC in late 2025 alone.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. — Graham & Co. has negotiated a full-building lease at Air-Port Commerce Center, a 1.4 million-square-foot industrial facility located at 2855 Selma Highway in Montgomery. The former Big Lots Distribution Center — which closed in mid-2025 after the retailer’s bankruptcy — sits on 100 acres and is adjacent to Coca-Cola Bottling Co. United and the Montgomery Intermodal Container Transfer Facility site. Ogden Deaton and John Coleman of Graham & Co., along with Allen Garstecki of JLL, represented the landlord, ARES Management, in the lease negotiations. The tenant was not disclosed.
SPARKS, NEV. — An affiliate of Equus Capital Partners has purchased Greg Center, a four-building industrial portfolio in Sparks, approximately four miles east of downtown Reno. The portfolio was acquired on behalf of a value-add fund sponsored by Equus. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Built between 1995 and 2000, the 514,900-square-foot portfolio includes two mid-bay buildings and two shallow-bay buildings with frontage on McCarren Boulevard and Greg Street. The buildings feature clear heights ranging from 20 to 28 feet and a mix of rear- and front-loading configurations. Suite sizes range from approximately 5,000 square feet to 73,000 square feet. Greg Center has averaged 95 percent occupancy over the past five years.
MISSION VIEJO, CALIF. — DJM Capital has completed the sale of Gateway Center, a retail property located in Mission Viejo’s master-planned community, to Asana Partners for $51 million. Located at 23972-24042 Alicia Parkway, Gateway Center features 79,108 square feet of retail space that is 97 percent occupied. Current tenants include Chase Bank, Starbucks Coffee, San Diego County Credit Union and Pacific Dental Services. Gleb Lvovich, Geoff Tranchina and Daniel Tyner of JLL Capital Markets represented the seller in the deal.
FREMONT, CALIF. — Berkadia has secured a joint venture equity partner on behalf of an institutional client for the development of Aurum, the final phase of a 966-unit multifamily project adjacent to the Warm Springs BART Station in Fremont. Brett Betzler and Kaohu Berg-Hee of Berkadia brokered the deal. Located at 3300 Innovation Way, Aurum will consist of a five-story, elevator-served building with 336 apartments and more than 600 structured garage parking spaces. Community amenities will include a fitness center, resort-style pool and approximately 4,900 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Completion is slated for 2027.
NEW YORK CITY — StorageMart has acquired a portfolio of 15 self-storage facilities totaling 25,498 units in New York City, where the Missouri-based owner-operator does business under the Manhattan Mini Storage brand. The portfolio, which also offers 121 parking spaces for vehicular storage, spans approximately 1.3 million net rentable square feet and includes facilities in Manhattan, Staten Island, Brooklyn and Queens. Eastdil Secured represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction and advised StorageMart in securing acquisition financing for the deal.
MISSION HILLS, CALF. — San Diego-based Location Matters has negotiated the $3.2 million sale of a single-tenant restaurant property located in the San Diego neighborhood of Mission Hills. Situated at 902 W. Washington St., the 2,505-square-foot building is occupied by contemporary American restaurant Harley Gray Kitchen & Bar, which has operated at the site for 12 years. Mike Spilky of Location Matters represented both the seller and the buyer in the transaction. The buyer plans to reposition the space with a new restaurant concept.
IOWA, MINNESOTA AND NEBRASKA — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $41.6 million sale of the Yellow Brick Road Portfolio, a collection of 18 triple-net-leased early childhood development centers in Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska. Spencer Berkley, Mark Ruble, Chris Lind, Zack House, Jon Ruzicka and Adam Lewis of Marcus & Millichap represented the sellers, Ben Ditzer and Bob Carlson of Triple Net Capital, and procured the buyer, a Florida-based real estate investment trust. The portfolio included a range of lease structures and ownership entities. Two additional assets were sold separately to private buyers prior to the sale of the remaining 18 properties.
LOCKPORT, ILL. — RJW Logistics Group has signed a 512,265-square-foot industrial lease renewal at 14908 S. Gougar Road in Lockport. ML Realty Partners owns the property. Woodridge, Ill.-based RJW provides retail logistics solutions.
PONTIAC, ILL. — Cambridge Realty Capital has provided a $6.5 million HUD Section 241(a) loan to finance the new construction of a 20-bed memory care addition to The Pointe at Pontiac, an existing 60-bed supportive living facility in Pontiac. Supportive living is the Illinois version of Medicaid Waiver Assisted Living, whereby the state provides Medicaid funding to seniors 65 and older who would otherwise not have the financial resources necessary to reside in an assisted living facility. Loan proceeds will be used to fund the new construction addition and to complete improvements and repairs to the existing building. Zach Scardina of Cambridge originated the nonrecourse loan, which features a fixed interest rate and interest-only payments and converts upon construction completion to a fixed-rate, 35-year, fully amortizing permanent loan. The borrower was an Illinois-based limited liability company.