COLUMBUS, OHIO — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sale of a 7,776-square-foot building net leased to NAPA Auto Parts in Columbus for $1.7 million. Dan Yozwiak and Nathan Coe of Marcus & Millichap marketed the property on behalf of the seller, a private investor. Joseph Blatner of Marcus & Millichap represented the out-of-state, 1031 exchange buyer. The tenant recently completed an early extension on its lease.
SEATTLE — Seattle-based Urban Renaissance Group (URG) has purchased Park Place, an office building located in Seattle. An affiliate of Washington Holdings sold the asset for $177 million. Located at 1200 Sixth Ave, the 21-story tower features 317,000 square feet of commercial office space. At the time of sale, the property was more than 95 percent leased with multiple long-term tenants. The building was built in the 1970s. Gensler, an international architect and a tenant in the tower, fully renovated the property in 2012 with contemporary finishes, a dedicated fitness center, secured bike storage and 181 parking stalls. Additionally, the building features a green roof, rain catchment system, water efficient fixtures, systems to measure air flow, a green cleaning program, satellite-controlled irrigation and a LEED-EB Platinum designation. Eastdil Secured represented the seller in the deal.
LAS VEGAS — KeyBank Real Estate Capital has funded a $19.5 million commercial mortgage to MAXX Properties for the acquisition of Madison at Spring Valley, an apartment community located in Las Vegas. Built in 2000, Madison at Spring Valley offers 168 units in a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts ranging from 700 square feet to 1,600 square feet. The units feature open-concept, pet-friendly living with nine-floor ceilings, central air and in-unit washer/dryers. Community amenities include a swimming pool with sundeck, playground, clubhouse with coffee bar and 24-hour fitness center. The buyer plans to implement a capital expenditure program that includes unit and common-area renovations. Alan Isenstadt and Cathy Berbieri of KeyBank Real Estate Capital’s Income Property Group structured the financing for the borrower.
LAS VEGAS — NAI Vegas has arranged the sale Skyline Parc Apartments, a multifamily property located in Las Vegas. Pacific Ardent Capital acquired the asset from Cambridge Equity for $18.5 million, or $96,354 per unit. Located at 3675 Cambridge St., the property features 192 apartments. Patrick Sauter, Art Carll-Tangora and Steve Nosrat of the Sauter Multifamily Advisors at NAI Vegas represented the buyer in the transaction.
CHANDLER, ARIZ. — La Jolla, Calif.-based Bird Dog Industrial has purchased Gila Springs Industrial Park, an industrial complex located near Chandler Boulevard and Kyrene Road in Chandler. GBI Erie, an Arizona corporation led by the Imdieke Family, sold the asset for $10.1 million, or $98.79 per square foot. Constructed between 1988 and 1997, the property’s five buildings offer a total of 101,934 square feet of industrial space. UCT, a subsidiary of Ultra Clean, occupies the complex. The properties are located at 5773, 5763 and 5753 W. Erie St., 481 N. Dean Ave. and 57240 W. Oakland St. All buildings except 5773 W. Erie St. are fully air conditioned. The properties also offer grade and truck-well loading and between 10 percent to 25 percent of space is dedicated to office build-outs, with one facility offering clean-room space. Chris McClurg of Lee & Associates represented the buyer, while Paul Sieczkowski and Justin Sieczkowski of Colliers International in Arizona represented the seller in the deal.
MANTECA, CALIF. — Capital One has provided a $7.7 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of Almond Blossom Estates. The 139-unit, age-restricted, manufactured housing community is located in Manteca, a Central Valley city 75 miles east of San Francisco. The sponsor is a long-time Capital One and Fannie Mae customer. Damon Reed and Monica Schroeder of Capital One originated the transaction. The fixed-rate loan has a 12-year term with five years of interest-only payments followed by a 30-year amortization schedule.
HOUSTON — The Houston industrial market has added approximately 13 million square feet of new industrial product year-to-date, including a supply increase of 4.1 million square feet in the third quarter alone, according to a new report from Colliers International. In addition, there are 150 buildings totaling 18.5 million square feet of space under construction that are expected to be delivered between now and the midpoint of 2020. Only 25 percent of the space under construction is preleased, though that figure is expected to rise in the coming months. Colliers also projects that the market will absorb about 2.2 million square feet of industrial space during the fourth quarter of 2019.
IRVING, TEXAS — Clark Contractors has completed the renovation of all 506 guestrooms at the Westin Dallas Fort Worth Airport Hotel in Irving, a project that also upgraded the property’s restaurant area, fitness center and other public spaces. Designed by C+TC Design Studio, the project also delivered a new, 2,955-square-foot club area for Marriott Bonvoy reward members. The hotel also offers a rooftop pool, in-room spa services, a breakfast buffet and an airport shuttle service.
HOUSTON — Iberiabank has sold a 32,090-square-foot retail building located at 9950 Kleckley Drive in southeast Houston. The property sits on a 147,668-square-foot lot with a 63,422-square-foot pad site. Robert Hantgan, Jenny Seckinger and Ace Schlameus of Colliers represented Iberiabank in the sale. Jake Scarborough of CB United represented the buyer, Living Christian Church, which is planning an expansion project on the site.
HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS — Senior Living Investment Brokerage (SLIB) has arranged the sale of The Lexington Center, a 40-unit assisted living facility in Huntsville, approximately 70 miles north of Houston. A local family owner-operator exiting the industry was the seller. An independent, Houston-based owner-operator bought the property for $3.4 million. The 35,686-square-foot community sits on 6.7 acres and was built in 2004. The Lexington Center’s occupancy rate was 83 percent at the time of sale. Matthew Alley of SLIB arranged the transaction.