SEASIDE, CALIF. — Savills Studley’s National Retail Services Group has arranged the $16 million sale of a triple-net leased, 119,000-square-foot Home Depot located in Seaside. Kyle Miller and Bill Bauman of Savills Studley represented the seller, New York Life Real Estate Investors, in the transaction. Hovercraft LLC purchased the property at a cap rate between 3 and 4 percen. Home Depot’s lease runs through 2032.
MORENO VALLEY, CALIF. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors has arranged the sale of a two-tenant retail building in Moreno Valley occupied by Coast Dental office and TitleMax, which sold for $3.3 million. Ed Hanley and Bill Asher of Hanley represented the seller, MV-Perris LLC. It was sold to TC Enterprise Group LLC, represented by Charles Wong of CCRE Capital Commerce Inc.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Arizona-based marketing agency Leavitt Digital has launched its Senior Living Division and hired Kim Tranmer, a 25-year industry veteran, as managing director. Leavitt Digital’s new division focuses on increasing the online presence, search engine optimization (SEO), review monitoring, and press releases distribution in the seniors housing industry. Tranmer’s career in seniors housing includes sales, marketing, consulting and management prior to joining Leavitt Digital. Her primary role will be business development and relationship management, presenting Leavitt Digital’s platform to owners, managers and consultants in the industry.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS — CBRE Capital Markets’ debt and structured finance team has arranged financing for the Pioneer 360 portfolio in Arlington. CBRE worked on behalf of LaSalle Investment Management to arrange the $38 million non-recourse loan. The nine-year, interest-only loan has a fixed rate of 3.8 percent and was secured through one of CBRE’s life company relationships. The Pioneer 360 portfolio consists of three warehouse and distribution facilities totaling 1.2 million square feet of rentable space. The buildings are 100 percent leased to 13 tenants. The Class A assets are LEED Gold-certified and have clear heights ranging from 24 to 35 feet. Pioneer 360 was completed in 2009 using tilt-up construction on a site formerly occupied by Forum 303 Mall. The portfolio is located in the Great Southwest submarket, providing access to I-30, I-20, State Highway 360, State Highway 161 and DFW International Airport. Scott Lewis, Greg Greene and Matt Ballard of CBRE’s Dallas office originated and secured the financing on behalf of the borrower.
ALLEN, TEXAS — JaRyCo Development plans to begin construction on the first of three office/flex buildings known as Tech Center One at the company’s Tech Center on Greenville project in Allen. Construction will begin in September on the 94,000-square-foot project. JaRyCo Development is based in Allen, and the 38,000-square-foot Tech Center One is the 10th development project for the company in the city. Plans call for the project to be developed in phases unless tenant demand requires otherwise. Tech Center One will be built on the south end of the master-planned campus. A landscaped setback along Greenville Avenue with screened loading areas and a parking ratio in excess of code requirements will provide a new home for a variety of companies. An interior clear height of 18 feet, loading doors and a dock-high loading area will allow for product storage. The Tech Center on Greenville is located just north of the intersection of Bethany Drive and Greenville Avenues.
CLEAR LAKE CITY, TEXAS — Jamie Mullin of LMI Capital has arranged $5 million in debt for the cash-out refinance of a garden-style apartment complex in the Clear Lake submarket of Houston. Mullin worked on behalf of the borrower to obtain a seven-year, fixed-rate loan. The entire term consists of interest-only payments.
TYLER, TEXAS — Dallas-based Metropolitan Capital Advisors (MCA), a financial intermediary, has raised a $5 million joint venture equity investment to fund the acquisition of a vacant 536,000-square-foot industrial complex in Tyler. The complex was formerly owned and occupied by Carrier Corp., who sold the property after relocating the plant to Monterrey, Mexico. The property was acquired by a Tyler-based partnership sponsored by Buster Fitzgerald and Jerry Tate. After closing on the purchase in May, the new ownership completed a lease with Trane, a provider of HVAC and building management systems. Trane will initially occupy 100,000 square feet of the property with a takedown schedule to eventually occupy the majority of the complex. Scott Lynn and Brandon Wilhite of MCA arranged the $5 million equity investment with Dallas-based Provident Realty Advisors.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Mark One Capital has arranged financing for a 52-unit apartment property in Fort Worth. The loan amount was not released. Chris Parker of the firm’s Dallas office arranged the loan. The property, Shadowood Apartments, is located on Calmont Avenue along I-30. The non-recourse loan was structured with a 20-year term and amortizes over 30 years with an interest rate of 3.81 percent. The loan-to-value ratio was 75 percent.
JACKSON, TENN. AND HUNTSVILLE, ALA. — RCG Ventures Fund III has purchased West Towne Commons, a 168,210-square-foot shopping center in Jackson, and Madison Plaza, a 99,108-square-foot center in Huntstville, for an undisclosed price. Located at the intersection of Highway 45 and Oil Well Road, the West Towne Commons’ tenant roster includes T.J. Maxx, Stein Mart, OfficeMax and Petco. Target is also a tenant but was not involved in the transaction. RCG Ventures was represented internally by Jeff Miller, and Johnny Lamberson and Terry Radford of CBRE represented the seller. Located across from Madison Square Mall at Old Monrovia Road and University Drive, Madison Plaza is anchored by Haverty’s and Mission Thrift Store. RCG Ventures was represented internally by Scott Tarbet in the transaction, and Margaret Caldwell of JLL represented the seller.
RICHMOND, VA. — Hunter Hotel Advisors has brokered the $11 million sale of Homewood Suites Richmond West End, a 123-room hotel in Richmond. A global private equity firm sold the four-story hotel to a Virginia-based hotel company. Teague Hunter and Trey Scott of Hunter Hotel Advisors brokered the transaction.
