LEE’S SUMMIT, MO. — JVM Realty Corp. (JVM) has acquired Summit Ridge Apartments in Lee’s Summit, a suburb of Kansas City, for an undisclosed price. The 432-unit apartment community features a pool, fitness center, dog park and resident lounge with a coffee bar, business center and conference room. JVM plans to renovate the property, built in 2001, by upgrading units, installing a package delivery facility and expanding the fitness center. The seller was not disclosed. JVM Management will manage the property. Mac Crowther of ARA Newmark brokered the transaction.
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PAPILLION, NEB. — PREP Property Group has purchased Shadow Lake Towne Center in Papillion, a suburb of Omaha, for an undisclosed price. The 654,666-square-foot shopping center is located at the southwest corner of 72nd Street and Highway 370. Originally built in 2007, the property includes tenants such as Dick’s Sporting Goods, JC Penney, ULTA, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, PetSmart and Old Navy. The seller was not disclosed. PREP is focused on transforming retail real estate by repositioning lifestyle centers, power centers and enclosed malls that are undermanaged, capital starved or distressed.
ATLANTA — The City of Atlanta has broken ground on the first phase of Westside Park at Bellwood Quarry in Atlanta’s Westside area. Expected to be the largest park in Atlanta, the first phase will include a signature gateway and trails leading to an overlook area for views of a quarry-turned-reservoir. Upon completion, the park will encompass 280 acres, nearly 100 acres larger than Piedmont Park in Atlanta’s Midtown district. The park will connect the Proctor Creek Greenway and Chattahoochee River Corridor with the Atlanta BeltLine, a loop trail that will eventually span 22 miles and connect 45 intown neighborhoods in Atlanta. Architecture firm HGOR is designing the park. The quarry-turned-reservoir will take on the role of Atlanta’s major emergency water source, increasing the city’s drinking water supply from three days to more than 30 days. The surrounding park will feature elements of green infrastructure, which should enhance water quality and ground water infiltration. HGOR is collaborating on the development with partner leaders Reeves Young and CERM. Other project team members include Portman & Associates, Long Engineering, EcoWorks, Full Circle Communication, Denyse, BioHabitats, Sherwood Design Engineers, S.L. King & Associates and Sykes Consulting. According to The Atlanta Journal Constitution, the park …
CLEVELAND — DealPoint Merrill is redeveloping a former Giant Eagle store in Cleveland. The developer plans to convert the 56,500-square-foot property, which is situated on 4.3 acres at 13820 Lorain Ave., into a CubeSmart Self Storage location. Plans also call for the construction of a restaurant on an adjoining pad site. Project completion is slated for the first quarter of 2019. Overland Associates was the seller. DealPoint Merrill received a $6.6 million construction loan from an undisclosed lender for the project.
BRASELTON, GA. — Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corp. has acquired a newly constructed industrial building in Braselton, roughly 50 miles northeast of Atlanta, for $61.1 million. Delivered earlier this year, the 373,750-square-foot building is net-leased for 15 years to FedEx Ground Packaging System. The facility is situated on 93 acres at 650 Braselton Parkway off of Interstate 85. New Jersey-based Monmouth’s portfolio includes 111 properties totaling 21.2 million square feet.
MT. PLEASANT, S.C. — Holder Properties is underway on Portside, a 120,000-square-foot office building located within Ferry Wharf, a master-planned development in Mt. Pleasant that includes office, retail, hospitality and residential projects. The development is located at the foot of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge along the Charleston Harbor. Holder Properties broke ground on Portside in March. The five-story building is approximately 45 percent preleased, including a recently executed lease with Serendipity Labs Coworking. Portside will share a parking deck with a new hotel under construction at Ferry Wharf. The office building will be available for occupancy in spring 2019. McMilan Pazdan Smith Architecture is designing the building, and Freese Johnson is the general contractor.
ORLANDO, FLA. — Tavistock Development Co. has unveiled plans for Boxi Park at Lake Nona, an outdoor entertainment venue located within Lake Nona Town Center, a 100-acre mixed-use development that anchors the master-designed Lake Nona community in Orlando. The 30,000-square-foot venue will be built using repurposed shipping containers, and will feature a mix of restaurants and bars, beach volleyball courts, a fenced dog park, playground and a live entertainment venue. The park will be built using 12 containers arranged in one- and two-story configurations. The structure allows the containers to be moved as Lake Nona Town Center expands. Boxi Park is scheduled to open in December.
CHICAGO — Interra Realty has brokered the sale-leaseback of Monroe Pavilion, a four-story skilled nursing facility in Chicago’s West Loop, for $6 million. The property is located at 1400 W. Monroe Ave. David Goss and Lucas Fryman of Interra represented the buyer, JK Equities, which plans to repurpose the building but has not yet disclosed specific plans. Jon Morgan and Colin O’Malley of Interra represented the seller, Symphony Post Acute Network, a provider of post-acute care.
DAVENPORT, IOWA — Quantum Real Estate Advisors Inc. has brokered the sale of a gas station occupied by Hy-Vee in Davenport for $855,000. The single-tenant property is located at 3850 Elmore Ave. A Davenport, Iowa-based private investor was the buyer. A southern California-based acquisition and development company was the seller. Chad Firsel of Quantum represented both parties in the sale. Hy-Vee has approximately 1,200 fuel stations across the Midwest.
BRENTWOOD, TENN. — HFF has brokered the $14.4 million sale of Mallory Corners, a 70,000-square-foot shopping center in Brentwood, located roughly 10 miles south of Nashville. Jim Hamilton and Shea Petrick of HFF arranged the transaction on behalf of the seller, the estate of Charles S. Ackerman. Leo Weiner of Ackerman Retail, a division of Ackerman & Co., is acting as an advisor to the estate. Barnes & Noble and Electronic Express anchor Mallory Corners, which was 96 percent leased at the time of sale. Additional tenants include Brilliant Sky Toys & Books, Sprint, Hoover Paint, AAA Autoclub and Play It Again Sports.