WAUKESHA, WIS. — Baldwin Technology Group has signed a 15,152-square-foot office lease in Waukesha, about 20 miles west of Milwaukee. The manufacturer and supplier of process-automation equipment for the printing, packaging and other industrial segments will occupy the space at 20900 Swenson Drive. Ben Anderson and Brandon Ciebell of Colliers International brokered the lease transaction. The landlord was not disclosed.
INDIANAPOLIS — CBRE has arranged a $1.6 million loan for the refinancing of Monon Station Apartments in Indianapolis. Dan Gable and Jason Brown of CBRE arranged the 10-year Freddie Mac Small Business Loan, which features a 30-year amortization schedule. Barratt Asset Management was the borrower. The 28-unit apartment property underwent a renovation in 2016.
SANTA FE SPRINGS, CALIF. — Bridge Development Partners has completed the disposition of three industrial properties totaling 224,000 square feet at Bridge Point Santa Fe Springs in Los Angeles County. Two of the buildings were completed as build-to-suit developments for the companies that acquired them, while the third was sold to a real estate investment firm. UniFirst Corp. acquired the 74,120-square-foot Building I, located at 13101 Rosecrans Ave. Paul Sablock and Christopher Lawrence of JLL represented the buyer. Novella Plastics purchased 75,331-square-foot Building II, located at 13123 Rosecrans Ave. Michael Lee of Redpoint Realty represented Novella Plastics in the deal. Westcore Properties acquired the 74,038-square-foot Building III, located at 13915 Maryton Ave., upon completion of the shell. Westcore leased the property to Carroll Tire Co., a division of Sumitomo Tire. Scott Heaton and Chris Sheehan of Colliers International represented Bridge Development in all three transactions, as well as Westcore Properties. Financial terms of the deals were not disclosed.
MESA, ARIZ. — NAI Horizon has arranged the acquisition of an office and industrial facility located at 10646 E. Pecos Road in Mesa. Peoria, Ariz.-based YBL LLC purchased the facility from DMW Properties, an Oregon limited liability company, for $2.7 million. The buyer, which operates as Liberty Lumber, is a contractor of residential and commercial lumber and supplies. The buyer plans to relocate its operation to the 12,436-square-foot facility. Rick Foss of NAI Horizon represented the buyer, while Tom Bean, also of NAI Horizon, represented the seller in the transaction.
SACRAMENTO, CALIF. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors has brokered the sale of Westlake Village, a shopping center located at 3501-3511 Del Paso Road in Sacramento. The sale also included 4.3 acres of developable land. Donahue Schriber Realty Group sold the 31,980-square-foot property to a San Francisco-based family trust for an undisclosed price. Built in 2007, the center was 92 percent occupied at the time of sale. Tenants include Walgreens, Allstate Insurance, AIM Mail Center, Chase Bank, Creative Nail Spa, Donahue Schriber, Subway and Westlake Hair Studio. Bill Asher and Ed Hanley of Hanley Investment, in conjunction with Ten-X, represented the seller, while Eric Vu, also of Hanley, represented the buyer in the deal.
ROCHESTER, MINN. — Bloom International Realty of United Arab Emirates plans to develop a pair of mixed-use towers along the Zumbro River in Rochester. Total project costs for the 1 million-square-foot development will be $180 million. The Rochester City Council gave the planned use for the property unanimous approval on Monday, March 19. Before the development can move forward, the council still needs to approve a land sale to Bloom and a $20 million tax increment financing package, according to the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. At full build-out, the development will include a 180-room hotel with 130 branded condominiums, a 215-unit seniors housing community and 37,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and restaurant space. The first tower will span 22 stories and the second will span 26, according to local media reports. In addition, the project will include an indoor winter garden, a public plaza on 3rd Street, a rooftop terrace park and a boardwalk that will provide access to the Zumbro Riverfront. Pittsburgh-based architecture firm AE7 is designing the project. A construction timeline for the development was not disclosed. — Camren Skelton
SAN MARCOS AND LUBBOCK, TEXAS — KeyBank Real Estate Capital has provided $23.7 million in financing for the acquisition of two affordable housing properties in Texas. The financing for the 220-unit Villas at Willow Springs in San Marcos and the 144-unit Cantibury Pointe in Lubbock was secured on behalf of nonprofit Harmony Housing. Both properties were developed in the early 2000s. John Gilmore IV and Jeff Rodman of KeyBank structured the loans through Fannie Mae.
QUINCY, MASS. — Square Mile Capital Management and JPMorgan Chase have provided $75 million in financing to Columbia Sussex Corp. for the acquisition and renovation of the 466-room Boston Marriott Quincy in Quincy. The hotel is located in South Boston’s Quincy market, 12 miles from downtown Boston and sits atop a hill overlooking the city skyline and Massachusetts coastline. Amenities at the hotel include a fitness center, indoor swimming pool, business center and 16,000 square feet of renovated meeting space. Lawrence Britvasn and Matt Jacobs of Hodges Ward Elliot in New York arranged the financing. The Columbia Sussex Corp. is a privately owned hotel owner and operator based in Crestview Hills, Ky., with a portfolio of more than 13,000 rooms.
CARROLLTON, TEXAS — Idaho-based discount grocer WinCo Foods will open an 82,077-square-foot grocery store within Trinity Valley Shopping Center in Carrollton on March 29. The store will occupy an anchor space that was previously leased to Target and was redeveloped following that store’s closing in 2015. For WinCo Foods, an employee-owned grocer, the Trinity Valley location will be its 120th overall.
NEW YORK CITY — Cushman & Wakefield has arranged the sale of 151 Eighth Ave., a five-story mixed-use building in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, for $18.3 million. Brock Emmetsberger, Billy Simons and Rachel Aschendorf of Cushman & Wakefield represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction. The buyer was a partnership made up of Stone Street Properties and Greenwich Village Capital. The 15,260-square-foot building contains 16 residential units, two retail units and one cell tower. Of the 16 apartments, 11 are free market, four are rent stabilized and one is rent controlled. The building is located in close proximity to retail and dining options that include Chelsea Market and Barneys New York.