BOWLING GREEN, KY. — The Clark Beverage Group and Clark Distributing Co., both subsidiaries of C.C. Clark Inc.) are partnering with HDA for the design and construction of their new $129 million headquarters and distribution facility in Bowling Green. Scheduled to break ground this summer, the project will span 362,675 square feet and will feature a 46,600-square-foot, two-story corporate office; a 298,500-square-foot warehouse; 17,000-square-foot fleet maintenance facility; and a 575-square-foot security check-in building. The campus will also be able to accommodate an additional 135,000 square feet for future expansion, as well as 34-foot clear heights, 36 docks, automated systems and dedicated mezzanine spaces for additional storage. A separate, remote building will provide onsite servicing, maintenance and washing for delivery vehicles, complemented by an onsite fueling station. Completion of the project is anticipated for fall 2027. C.C. Clark was established in 1903 and today bottles and distributes beverages from brands including Coca-Cola, Barefoot Wine, Fairlife, Dunkin’, Vitamin Water, Hi-C, Terrapin Beer Co., High Noon, Minute Maid, Monster Energy, Powerade, Yuengling and Sam Adams.
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GRAFTON, WIS. — Associated Bank has provided an $8.8 million construction loan for The Carillon at Grafton, a build-to-rent community in Grafton, about 22 miles north of downtown Milwaukee. Cirrus Property Group was the borrower. The project site is a 5.2-acre vacant lot at the intersection of Hunters and Mountain lanes, just west of Port Washington Road. The development will consist of 34 units across 10 buildings with 28 two-bedroom units and six three-bedroom residences. All homes will feature open floor plans, first-floor primary suites and a private fenced-in backyard with a one- or two-car attached garage. Construction is underway, and the first units are slated for occupancy in early 2027. Danielle Maletzke of Associated Bank managed the loan arrangements and closing.
Hamilton Development Breaks Ground on 307,544 SF Industrial Park in Metro Miami’s Flagler Station
by Abby Cox
MEDLEY, FLA. — Hamilton Development has broken ground on Flagler Station Logistics Center, a planned 307,544-square-foot, two-building industrial project located within the 900-acre Flagler Station business park in the Miami suburb of Medley. Flagler Station Logistics Center is slated for completion in July 2027. In October 2025, Hamilton Development finalized the acquisition of three office buildings in the Flagler Station business park, two of which are being redeveloped to become Flagler Station Logistics Center. The third building will continue to operate as office space. Building 1 will span 154,465 square feet and will feature rear-load configurations with 36-foot clear heights, 26 dock doors and three drive-in doors. Building 2 will total 153,079 square feet and will comprise rear-load configurations with 36-foot clear heights, 30 dock doors and three drive-in doors. Both buildings will include an ESFR sprinkler system and private truck court, along with immediate access to the Florida Turnpike, I-75 and the Palmetto Expressway. Steve Medwin and Nick Wigoda of Stream Realty Partners are handling leasing for Flagler Station Logistics Center.
POTOMAC, MD. — Sentinel Real Estate has acquired The Perry, a 297-unit, luxury apartment community located in Potomac, approximately 10 miles northwest of downtown Washington, D.C. The seller requested anonymity, and the sales price was also not disclosed. Completed in 2016, The Perry spans two buildings and offers one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans ranging in size from 767 to 1,127 square feet, according to Apartments.com. Amenities at the complex include a swimming pool with a sun deck, an outdoor entertainment space with dining and grilling areas, a clubroom with a catering kitchen, fitness center, Zen garden, private conference room, business center, entertainment lounge, fenced dog park, dog grooming spa and 8,610 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
SEGUIN, TEXAS — Houston-based developer NewQuest has begun work on Seguin Exchange, a 544-acre mixed-use development that will be located on the northeastern outskirts of San Antonio. NewQuest first acquired the land in 2007 and is now underway on infrastructural work. Plans for Seguin Exchange currently call for approximately 2 million square feet of industrial space and 750,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and entertainment space that will be housed within a single shopping center. Seguin Exchange is also planned to feature medical, multifamily and hospitality uses. Within the development’s retail component, NewQuest is in negotiations with various retailers that could account for as much as 400,000 square feet of preleasing activity, inclusive of anchor spaces. NewQuest expects the first retail stores to open at the end of 2027. The majority of retailers, service businesses and restaurants should follow in 2028. Within the industrial component, the site can support more than 250 acres of new development, which NewQuest plans to construct in partnership with an undisclosed, Houston-based firm. Ohio-based automotive supplier KTH Parts has already committed to the project via a 40-acre ground lease, with construction slated to begin later this year. “We are fortunate to have been patient with …
Atlanta’s office market has begun a new phase of stabilization, recovery and momentum. Following years of workplace adjustments brought on by the pandemic, real-time market data now points to a steady and sustained comeback. Companies are expanding their office footprints and establishing return-to-office (RTO) policies that are bringing employees back together. Whether you are a local resident noticing busier morning commutes or a business owner curious about the local economy, current real estate trends offer a fascinating look at where Atlanta is heading. Statewide momentum Georgia continues to prove its status as a top destination for business recruitment and organic growth. Atlanta acts as the central engine, supported by a highly skilled workforce and a welcoming business climate, which supports the health of the local office market. Recent high-profile corporate announcements highlight this momentum. For example, healthcare technology company Glytec recently announced plans to relocate its global headquarters to the Northwest Atlanta submarket. This major move will bring 500 new jobs to the metro area. Other significant commitments include UCB’s massive investment to establish its first United States manufacturing facility and Yamaha Motor Co.’s decision to relocate its national headquarters to Atlanta, not to mention Rivian’s ongoing growth in the …
The Wave is Here: What Multifamily Loan Maturities Mean for Owners, Lenders & Brokers in 2026
by Jaime Lackey
The mass of multifamily loan maturities that has peaked over the past few years remains elevated and is destined to impact the industry in 2026. Coupled with current elevated interest rates, and what accompanies them, these loans pose challenges to owners faced with the need to refinance. These hurdles are proving too difficult for some owners who secured their current property loans during the record low-interest rate period several years ago and who are now over-levered. While the maturity wall did subside a bit in 2025, that doesn’t mean the 2026 volume of maturities isn’t sizable. According to the Mortgage Bankers Association 2025 Commercial Real Estate Survey of Loan Maturity Volumes, 13 percent of mortgages backed by multifamily properties will mature in 2026 — a wave that will inarguably lead to a surge in transaction activity, whether successful refinances or forced sales. How We Got Here Interest rates in the United States reached an all-time record low during the 2020 – 2021 period. Many apartment owners capitalized on the inexpensive cost of debt and financed their properties for extremely low rates. However, in the years since, the country has battled serious bouts of inflation which, in turn, have caused the …
DALLAS — Harbert South Bay has broken ground on The Marianne on Inwood, a 162-unit seniors housing project in Dallas. The site is adjacent to the Highland Park area, and the 294,000-square-foot facility will offer independent living, assisted living and memory care residences. Amenities will include multiple dining venues, indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, hair salon, media lounge and a golf simulator. Project partners include Arcadis (architect), Bozzuto Construction (general contractor) and Momentum Senior Living (operator). Completion is scheduled for 2027.
HALTOM CITY, TEXAS — Creation, a developer with offices in Dallas and Phoenix, has completed Triad 820, a three-building, 137,000-square-foot industrial project in Haltom City, a northern suburb of Fort Worth. The development features 28-foot clear heights, 125-foot truck court depths, electrical vehicle charging stations and a secured yard. LGE Design Build handled the architectural and general contracting aspects of the project. NAI Robert Lynn is the leasing agent. Construction began in early 2025.
MARBLE FALLS, TEXAS — Rockspring is nearing completion of an 81-room Home2 Suites by Hilton hotel, as well as a Rodeo neighborhood convenience store and service station, in Marble Falls, about 50 miles northwest of Austin. Both properties are located within the Texas-based developer’s Panther Hollow Village mixed-use development. In addition, as part of the latest expansionary phase, Learning Path Childcare and Llano National Bank both recently opened branches at Panther Hollow Village.