HOUSTON — Houston-based Kalkan Real Estate Investment has acquired a three-property multifamily portfolio totaling 962 units in Houston for $50 million. The properties include Timbers of Cranbrook, Monticello on Cranbrook and Pecan Square Village on Cranbrook. Jerad Rector of Frisco-based Worldwide Commercial represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction.
DALLAS — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of Villa Bonita, a 232-unit multifamily asset in Dallas. The property was built in 1969 and is located near a variety of public transportation outlets, schools and retail centers. Al Silva and Ford Braly of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, California-based Bellaire Partners, in the transaction. Silva and Braly also procured the buyer, a New York-based investment firm. The new ownership plans to implement capital improvements to the unit interiors and exteriors.
SPRING AND CLUTE, TEXAS — Houston-based investment firm Williamsburg Enterprises has purchased two retail centers totaling 178,977 square feet in metro Houston. The assets include Klein Square, an 80,836-square-foot property located in the northern suburb of Spring, and Plantation Plaza, a 98,141-square-foot property located in Clute, about 55 miles south of Houston. Williamsburg plans to renovate the properties, which were both less than 50 percent occupied at the time of sale, during the first half of 2019. The seller was Brixmor Property Group.
DALLAS — SVN | Investment Sales Group has negotiated the sale of Park Lane Terrace, a 152-unit multifamily community in Dallas. The Class C property was built in the late 1960s. Mark Allen of SVN represented the Dallas-based seller and the California-based buyer in the transaction. The buyer acquired the asset using a 1031 exchange. The sales price was not disclosed.
CHICAGO — Mondelez International, a global snacks company, has leased 905 West Fulton Market in Chicago for its new headquarters. The company will relocate from Deerfield, Ill. Mondelez will occupy all 77,100 square feet of office space within the five-story building as well as 6,150 square feet of retail space. Thor Equities Group is the landlord for the property, which is still under construction. The building has three distinct facades, contiguous floor plates, a landscaped terrace and green roof, and 300 square feet of retail frontage. Approximately 10,000 square feet of retail space remains available for lease. The building is scheduled for completion in summer 2019, and Mondelez is planning to relocate in April 2020.
CHICAGO — Pacific Reach has acquired Linea, a newly constructed 265-unit apartment building in downtown Chicago. The 33-story luxury property, completed in mid-2017, features a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans as well as nearly 5,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Situated at 215 W. Lake St., the building has a Walk Score of 98 due to its proximity to top employers and retail. Walk Score is a number between 0 and 100 that measures the walkability of any address. The top two floors are dedicated to amenity space, including a sky lounge, pool with hot tub, fitness center and yoga studio, lounge areas, outdoor terraces, conference rooms and a media room. Sean Fogarty, Marty O’Connell, Wick Kirby and Kevin Girard of HFF marketed the property on behalf of the seller, a partnership between LaSalle Investment Management Inc. and Moceri + Roszak LLC. The sales price was not disclosed. Linea is a play off of the word “linear.”
WOODBURY, MINN. — Inland Retail Property Fund LP has purchased the fully leased retail component of the CityPlace mixed-use project in Woodbury, located about 20 miles east of Minneapolis. Whole Foods Market anchors the retail center. Amy Sands, Clinton Mitchell, Daniel Finkle and Jules Sherwood of HFF represented the seller, Elion Partners, which redeveloped the former State Farm regional corporate headquarters into CityPlace. The 184,711-square-foot retail portion of the project was completed in 2016 and 2017. In addition to Whole Foods, tenants include Nordstrom Rack, Sierra Trading Post, La-Z-Boy Furniture, Sur La Table, Verizon Wireless, Cycle Bar and Potbelly Sandwich Works. Timothy Joyce, Elliott Throne and Jason Bond of HFF arranged a 10-year, fixed-rate acquisition loan through Guardian Life Insurance Company of America.
TERRE HAUTE, IND. — Dwight Capital has provided a $38.8 million HUD 223(f) loan for the refinancing of Cobblestone Crossings Apartments in Terre Haute. The 448-unit apartment property was built in multiple phases between 2006 and 2014. The Energy Star-certified property qualified for HUD’s green program and a reduced interest rate. Josh Hoffman and Kevin Lifshitz of Dwight originated the loan on behalf of the borrower, an investment company based in Terre Haute.
INDIANAPOLIS — Cornerstone Cos. Inc. has completed the construction of a 30,325-square-foot dermatology center in Indianapolis. Dawes Fretzin Dermatology Group occupies the two-story building. The company has three additional locations in Indiana. The facility includes medical equipment and offices, reception areas and a dedicated children’s waiting area. The surgery treatment center offers patients Mohs Micrographic surgery, a specialized technique for the removal of skin cancer. Cornerstone served as the developer and general contractor for the yearlong construction project.
CORAL GABLES, FLA. — The University of Miami has unveiled plans for a residential village set to replace the existing Stanford and Hecht Residential colleges on the university’s campus in Coral Gables. The 522,000-square-foot development — named Centennial Village — will include 1,700 beds for first-year students in four residential colleges, indoor and outdoor spaces for academic and extracurricular activities, a learning hub, meditation room and apartments for faculty and staff. The total project cost for the multi-phase development is estimated at $260 million. “The university will be providing the next generation of [students] a unique residential experience that will enhance and contribute more to their college success,” says Patricia Whitely, vice president for student affairs at the University of Miami. “We look forward to this project, which will complement the Student Housing Village currently under construction.” The first phase of development is scheduled to open in fall 2022 and will replace Stanford Residential College. Phase II will be delivered in fall 2024, and will replace Hecht Residential College. The university also plans to renovate an existing property, Easton Residential College, and incorporate it into Centennial Village in fall 2025. Design plans for the project have been submitted to the City of Coral …
