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3Twenty-One Building Richmond

RICHMOND, VA. — Dominion Realty Partners LLC plans to develop a $93 million, 21-story mixed-use tower in downtown Richmond. The project, known as the 3Twenty-One Building, will feature 137,000 square feet of commercial space, 187 luxury apartments starting on the 10th floor and a 503-space parking structure. The commercial component will be known as The Locks at 3Twenty-One and the residential portion will be called The Residences at 3Twenty-One. The tower will be located at the intersection of 10th and Byrd streets along James River. SunTrust Bank has pre-leased 53,000 square feet of office space in the riverfront project. Paul Silver and Brian Berkey of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer represented SunTrust in the lease deal, and Jeff Cooke of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer represented Dominion. The Residences will feature a clubroom, rooftop pool and plaza. The project team includes architect JDavis Architects and general contractor Choate Construction. JDavis is aiming for the project to achieve LEED Platinum certification. Dominion will manage the mixed-use development on-site. The Raleigh-based developer has been involved in more than $250 million in development along James River in Richmond. Along with 3Twenty-One, Dominion’s other projects include Riverside on the James, The Residences at the …

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LAKE WORTH, FLA. — Walker & Dunlop Inc. has arranged a $68.2 million loan for the construction of Atria Villages of Windsor, a luxury independent living, assisted living and memory care community to be built in the Palm Beach County town of Lake Worth. Big Rock Partners, the borrower, is developing the community on a 22.5-acre site. When completed, the property will comprise 186 independent living units, 78 assisted living units and 54 memory care units. Big Rock, an investment firm with offices in Beverly Hills, Calif., and Delray Beach, Fla., plans to open the community in 2017.

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Cliffs at Rocky Ridge Hoover

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. — Berkadia has brokered the sales of four apartment communities in metro Birmingham totaling $66.3 million. The properties include the 323-unit Cliffs at Rocky Ridge in Hoover and a portfolio of three communities known as the BHM 3Core Portfolio. The three properties in the portfolio include the 241-unit Abbey at Wisteria Crest in Hoover, the 198-unit Abbey at Lakeshore in Birmingham and the 120-unit Abbey at Vestavia Falls in Vestavia. David Oakley and David Etchison of Berkadia’s Alabama office brokered the transactions.

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North Hall Jacksonville University

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. — W. P. Carey Inc. and its managed REIT CPA:17 – Global have acquired a 70,000-square-foot, newly constructed student residence hall on the campus of Jacksonville University for approximately $18 million. Completed in 2015, the four-story, three-wing North Hall serves as the primary housing option for all first-year students. The 274-bed residence hall is the first new freshman dormitory at the university since 1968 and incorporates high-tech amenities including fiber optic communications, enhanced performance wiring and cell phone range extenders. The hall is 100 percent occupied and part of the first stage of a multi-phase development plan for the riverfront property adjacent to the university. The seller was Rimrock Devlin Development, a developer based in Lake City, Fla. The triple-net lease has nearly 20 years remaining and includes fixed rental escalations.

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Walmart Neighborhood Market Mobile

MOBILE, ALA. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $11.2 million sale of a 41,117-square-foot Walmart Neighborhood Market located at 1300 N. University Blvd. in Mobile. The store is situated less than two miles from the University of South Alabama and features a 20-year lease term with Walmart. Glen Kunofsky of Marcus & Millichap’s Manhattan office and Mike James of the firm’s Encino, Calif., office represented the seller, a major national developer, in the transaction. Eddie Greenhalgh of Marcus & Millichap’s Birmingham office is the firm’s broker of record in Alabama.

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CHICAGO — Mesa West Capital has provided a $210 million short-term first mortgage for the refinancing of the office and parking components of the John Hancock Center in Chicago. A partnership led by Chicago-based real estate investment firm Hearn Company received the financing that included $35 million of mezzanine debt placed with an institutional investor at closing. Hearn acquired the 894,000-square-foot office building and 710-car parking garage, located at 875 N. Michigan Ave., in 2013. Since acquiring the building, Hearn has invested in improvements such as a complete replacement of the mechanical systems, a full renovation of the entries and lobbies on Chestnut and Delaware streets, a new 13th floor lounge, fitness center and conference facility.  The common areas and bathrooms on each floor were also upgraded. Mesa West’s five-year, non-recourse loan will be used to refinance the existing debt and for ongoing leasing and capital costs to stabilize the asset. The office component is currently 85 percent leased and anchored by Interpublic Group, a leading global marketing firm. John Parrett and Bill Howe of CBRE arranged the financing.

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OVERLAND PARK, KAN. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $12.2 million sale of a 37,930-square-foot shopping center in Overland Park, a southern suburb of Kansas City. The sales price equates to $322 per square foot. Los Angeles-based Highpoint Capital Group LLC purchased the Southridge retail center, which was built in 2008 and 2009, from Carson Development, a local developer. The retail property is located 12090 Metcalf Ave. Southridge is shadow anchored by Costco.

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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — NAI Wisinski of West Michigan has brokered the $12 million sale of 3.1 acres in downtown Grand Rapids that will serve as the future site of a 68-unit residential complex. The Woda Group LLC purchased the land located at 936 Front St. NW. Ryder Transportation Services, which sold the property, previously occupied a building on the land that is being demolished to make room for the housing project. Construction on Grand View Place is scheduled to start this summer. The housing development is expected to occupy two acres out of the 3.1-acre parcel. The remaining 1.1 acres will be used for a future mixed-use development. Stan Wisinski of NAI Wisinski of West Michigan represented The Woda Group in the transaction.

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ELGIN, ILL. — An entity affiliated with the Midwest Industrial Funds has acquired a vacant 246,000-square-foot facility in Elgin, approximately 40 miles west of Chicago, for an undisclosed price. The building, located at 1600 Fleetwood Drive, is situated on 22 acres and features 26-foot clear heights, 10 docks and 22,000 square feet of office space. Stamar Packaging recently agreed to lease 187,000 square feet of the facility and is relocating its headquarters and warehouse from Addison. Frank Griffin and Dominick Carbonari of JLL represented the seller, a division of Philips Lighting, in the transaction. Michael Androwich Jr. of Lee & Associates represented Stamar Packaging.

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WEST CHICAGO, IIL. — CenterPoint Properties has sold a 174,400-square-foot industrial property in West Chicago to Simpson Manufacturing Co. for an undisclosed price. The facility, located at 2505 Enterprise Circle, features 48,776 square feet of office space, 28 exterior docks, two drive-in doors and 401 car parking spots. Simpson Manufacturing plans to renovate and expand the building. Britt Casey of Cushman & Wakefield represented CenterPoint in the transaction. David Prell, Cal Payne and Tyson Vallenari of CBRE represented Simpson Manufacturing.

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