CALHOUN, GA. — Triten Real Estate Partners has acquired a 151,200-square-foot industrial facility located at 103 Enterprise Drive SW in Calhoun. Positioned near I-75, the property offers transportation infrastructure, with proximity to the Georgia Ports Authority’s Appalachian Regional Port. This deal marks Triten’s first traditional industrial acquisition outside of Texas and in Atlanta, according to company representatives. The facility is fully leased through the end of the year. Austin Kriz of JLL represented Triten Real Estate in the transaction. The seller and sales price were not disclosed.
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HOUSTON — National investment firm Outrigger Industrial has received $96.9 million in financing for Generation Park Distribution Center, a 1.3 million-square-foot industrial property in northeast Houston. According to a property flyer from CBRE, Generation Park Distribution Center comprises an approximately 1 million-square-foot, cross-dock facility and a 255,871-square-foot, rear-load warehouse on an 87.5-acre site. Building features include 32- to 40-foot clear heights, 185-foot truck court depths and excess trailer parking. Barings provided the debt, which Outrigger secured on behalf of Centris Industrial, the private REIT that Outrigger sponsors and manages.
KATY, TEXAS — Chicago-based RSK Real Estate Partners will develop a 156-unit build-to-rent residential community in the western Houston suburb of Katy. The site spans nine acres along Galileo Way, and the development will feature 103 three-bedroom homes and 53 two-bedroom homes with an average size of 1,600 square feet. Preliminary sitework is underway, and the first homes should be available for occupancy in mid-2026. Rick Ragan and Glenn Dickerson of NewQuest represented RSK in its site selection and land acquisition. Matthew Davis and Kristen McDade of Cushman & Wakefield represented the land seller, Morton Ranch Development LLC.
DALLAS — Avison Young has arranged the sale of a 151,340-square-foot office building in North Dallas. The five-story building at 17787 Waterview Parkway was constructed on 5.2 acres in 1994. According to the Dallas Business Journal, the property was formerly home to the global technology firm Concentrix. Bruce Butler, Susan Gwin Burks and John Bowles of Avison Young represented the seller, an entity doing business as CFT NV Developments LLC, in the transaction. The buyer was the Board of Regents of the University of Texas System/University of Texas at Dallas.
DALLAS — A partnership between three construction companies — BOWA, EJ Smith and Post L Group — has broken ground on the Dallas Independent School District (ISD) Nolan Estes Plaza, a 142,000-square-foot academic project in the city’s downtown area. Designed by Merriman Anderson Architects, the project will merge three schools within the Dallas ISD — Downtown Montessori Academy, CityLab High School and the Innovation, Design, Entrepreneurship Academy — into a three-story building at 912 S. Ervay St. Completion is slated for January 2027.
Cushman & Wakefield Commercial Advisors Negotiates Sale of 26,612 SF Retail Center Near Memphis
by Abby Cox
SOUTHAVEN, MISS. — Cushman & Wakefield has negotiated the sale of South Creek Collection, a 26,612-square-foot retail center located in the Memphis suburb of Southaven, roughly 14 miles south of the Tennessee border. Situated at 7090 Malco Blvd., the center was built in 1999 and sits on nearly 20 acres. Tenants at the property include Once Upon A Child, Edible Arrangements, Envy Nails and Baskin-Robbins. Landon Williams and Katie Hargett of Cushman & Wakefield Commercial Advisors represented the buyer, an entity doing business as KAG3 Southaven Real Estate LLC, in the transaction. Eric Williams of Newmark represented the seller, a company doing business as South Creek Collection LLC.
LAUREL HOLLOW, N.Y. — International development and construction firm Skanska has topped out a $248 million life sciences project in Laurel Hollow, located on Long Island. The 379,500-square-foot facility is known as the Artificial Intelligence and Quantitative Biology building and is part of the initial phase of the expansion of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory campus. Upon completion, the facility will include neuroscience labs, an AI research center, conference center and housing for visiting scientists. Phase II of the development will feature an 81,000-square-foot research, housing and conference center and a 56,000-square-foot housing and collaborative research center for visiting scientists. Empire State Development has committed $55 million in funding to the project, substantial completion of which is expected by early 2027.
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Cushman & Wakefield has arranged an $81 million loan for the refinancing of One Grove, a 200-unit apartment building in Jersey City. Designed by MHS Architecture and completed in 2024, One Grove offers studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units and amenities such as a landscaped rooftop terrace, fitness center, coworking space, resident lounge and a demonstration kitchen. The property also offers fully furnished, short-term rental apartments. Brad Domenico, Frank Stanislaski, Jack Subers, Niko Nicolaou and Ryan Dowd of Cushman & Wakefield arranged the loan through Societe Generale Group on behalf of the borrower, TKK Capital.
GREENWICH, CONN. — CBRE has brokered the $20.7 million sale of Putnam Green, a 66-unit apartment complex located in the southern coastal Connecticut community of Greenwich that was built in 1976. According to Apartments.com, the property offers one- and two-bedroom units. The sale represents a fee interest in the land, which was ground-leased to the neighboring property. CBRE negotiated a termination with the ground leaseholder contemporaneously with the closing of the sale of the fee interest in the land. Jeffrey Dunne, Eric Apfel and Travis Langer of CBRE brokered the deal(s). The seller was PIC Associates, and the buyer was Bedford Realty Associates.
WAYNE, PA. — Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia will open a 13,100-square-foot ambulatory surgery center in Wayne, located northwest of the city. The company will build out and operate the facility in partnership with Cardiovascular Logistics, SCA Health and Penn Medicine. Paul Rogers and Charlie Rogers of Colliers represented the cardiology group in its site selection and lease negotiations. The opening is slated for the end of the year.