WEST JORDAN, UTAH — Walker Tape has expanded its industrial footprint in the Salt Lake City suburb of West Jordan. The provider of tape and adhesive for hair replacement systems recently completed a 33,232-square-foot facility at 9312 S. Prosperity Road. The new building will allow the firm to nearly double its square footage. The space also includes 4,000 square feet of Class A office space. The former Walker Tape Building was sold to Multi-Fill, a manufacturer of filling equipment for the food industry. Skyler Peterson of Newmark Grubb ACRES represented Walker Tape.
CERRITOS, CALIF. — Bergen Logistics has subleased 179,518 square feet of industrial space in Cerritos. The firm plans to use the space for ecommerce fulfillment. The new facility is located at 16016–16030 Arthur St. JLL’s Zac Sakowski and Jordan Quinn represented Bergen in the transaction.
MINNEAPOLIS — Ackerberg has broken ground on MoZaic East, an eight-story, 193,000-square-foot office and retail project in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis. The property, located at 2900 Fremont Ave., will encompass 180,000 square feet of office space and 13,000 square feet of retail space. The project is an expansion of the MoZaic Art Plaza, as MoZaic West was completed in 2012. MoZaic East, slated for completion in the fourth quarter of 2018, will feature bike amenities and rooftop patios. The project team includes Ackerberg as developer, Opus AE Group as architect and The Opus Group as general contractor. First National Bank of Omaha, MidCountry Bank and First Western Bank and Trust are providing project financing.
CHICAGO — CBRE has arranged the sale of Block Y in Chicago for $13.6 million. The 24,863-square-foot retail property is located at 1301 W. Madison St. The property is 100 percent leased to three tenants. Keely Polczynski of CBRE represented the seller, 1940 Y Century Associates LLC, which is an entity controlled by Los Angeles-based Blatteis & Schnur Inc. An affiliate of Renaissance Capital LLC purchased the asset.
CENTERVILLE, OHIO — A joint venture between Mills Development and Hills Properties has broken ground on Allure Luxury Apartments, a seven-building apartment property in Centerville. The 312-unit community is located at 350 Arden Way adjacent to Cross Pointe Shopping Center. Amenities will include a two-story fitness center, executive conference room, cyber café, pool and bark park. Hills Properties will manage the property. First move-ins are slated for late 2018.
TROY, MICH. — Farbman Group has unveiled plans to renovate Sheffield Office Park, a three-building, 500,000-square-foot office complex in Troy. The property is located at 3290 W. Big Beaver Road. Renovations will be made to the 3310 building, including an updated lobby space and deli as well as new interior finishings. The exteriors to all three buildings will be refaced and repainted different colors. Renovations were previously made to the 3250 and 3290 buildings.
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Manhattan Building Co. is developing SoHo Lofts, a rental multifamily property located at 273 16th St. in Jersey City’s SoHo West district. Slated for delivery this October, the two-building property features 377 rental units housed in 13-story and 20-story towers, which are connected by a five-story podium. SoHo Lofts is the second phase of the larger SoHo West neighborhood concept that Manhattan Building Co. is developing. The first phase, The Cast Iron Lofts Collection, features 387 apartments and 20,000 square feet of retail space. SoHo Lofts will feature one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom apartments, as well as a limited number of private townhome rentals. On-site amenities include an infinity-edge pool, private cabanas, surround-sound media room, Zen garden, clubroom, attended lobby, arcade lounge, 10-person sauna and enclosed parking garage. City Homes and Gardens is directing the marketing program at SoHo Lofts, which has begun pre-leasing.
SALEM, N.H. — Cornerstone Realty Capital has arranged $37.7 million in financing for The Dolben Co. for the development of an apartment community in Salem. The loan features an interest-only period during construction followed by a 30-year amortization schedule. The 256-unit apartment complex will consist of four residential buildings, a 5,500-square-foot clubhouse, outdoor swimming pool, grilling area and play area. Units will feature granite counters, kitchens with stainless steel appliances, in-unit laundry and a private balcony or patio. The community will feature a mix of studio, one-bedroom/one-bath units and two-bedroom/two-bath units ranging from 567 square feet to 1,088 square feet.
ROSELLE, N.J. — Developer David Lloyds has opened the first phase of PARK, a residential property located at 417 Raritan Road at the former Roselle Golf Club in Roselle. The first phase of the property includes a 9,000-square-foot clubhouse and 190 rental units, which are already 52 percent leased. The clubhouse features a state-of-the-art gym, pet spa, movie theater, billiards room, resort-style pool, outdoor entertainment area, dog park, bocce court and three-mile fitness trail. The one- and two-bedroom apartments feature granite countertops, in-unit washers/dryers, nine-foot ceilings, central air conditioning and gas heat, gas stoves and high-speed internet. Situated on 60 acres, PARK will be built in five phases over eight years and bring 932 apartment units to Roselle.
Westbeth Artists Housing Breaks Ground on $40M Renovation Project for Manhattan Multifamily Property
NEW YORK CITY — Westbeth Artists Housing, the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development and the Community Preservation Corp. has broken ground on a $40 million renovation project for Westbeth Artists Housing, a multifamily property located in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. Located at the former Bell Laboratories campus, the property features 384 affordable homes, as well as commercial spaces, for artists. The $40 million project will repair damages from Hurricane Sandy, including raising boilers above flood level; upgrading cellar windows and critical doorways to prevent flooding; and installing a new emergency generator, submersible domestic water pumps and submersible sump pumps. Additionally, the renovations will preserve the building’s historic status and remove lead paint and asbestos from the basement and outside surfaces. Funding for the project comes from federal Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery funds, administered by the HPD Multifamily Storm Recovery and Resiliency Program.