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LOS ANGELES — HFF has completed the sale-leaseback on two separate Haggen Food & Pharmacy portfolios along the West Coast. The portfolios contain a total of 39 grocery stores in Washington, Oregon and California. HFF’s Mark West, Timothy Hall, Bryan Ley, Brandon Chavoya, Coler Yoakam, Michael George and Campbell Black marketed the portfolios on behalf of Haggen. The Washington-based grocery store chain entered into long-term leases with the purchasers. Haggen purchased 146 stores from Albertson’s as part of a $9.4 billion merger between Safeway and AB Acquisition, the owner of Albertson’s. This expansion grows the Haggen Food & Pharmacy portfolio from 18 stores in Washington and Oregon to 164 stores in five Western states. HFF also arranged the floating-rate financing for the 19 properties.

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LAS VEGAS — A pair of apartment communities in Las Vegas has received $70 million in financing. The new Class A communities are located just off U.S. Highway 95 and I-215 at Centennial Parkway in northwest Las Vegas. The contiguous development contains 739 units, as well as amenities like fitness centers, clubhouses with multiple meeting rooms, resort-style pools with cabanas, and entertainment areas with outdoor fireplaces and gas grills. Both loans featured 15-year loan terms with interest-only payments during the first five years, followed by a 30-year amortization schedule. The interest rates for the transactions were locked at 3.93 percent. Financing was arranged by Tom Kenny and Josh Boehling of Grandbridge Real Estate Capital. Funding was provided through Fannie Mae’s DUS loan product.

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LOS ANGELES — Lincoln Property Co. has purchased the Burbank Collection, a three-building office campus in the Los Angeles submarket of Burbank, for an undisclosed sum. The property is located at 303 N. Glenoaks Blvd., 333 N. Glenoaks Blvd. and 300 E. Magnolia Blvd. The Burbank Collection occupies an entire city block in the downtown district. The project represents roughly half of the city’s 740,000-square-foot, Class A office inventory, according to Lincoln. Notable tenants at the project include Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. The company plans to convert the three-acre site into a cohesive, walkable campus that emphasizes the existing open space. An unfinished loading alley that bisects the site will be converted into a central pedestrian walkway that will connect new outdoor decks and terraced dining areas. Public art and significant landscaping will be featured throughout the property. The renovation is scheduled for completion early next year. Lincoln Property Company was represented by CBRE. The seller was Kennedy Wilson.

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REDONDO BEACH, CALIF. – Montana Avenue Capital Partners (MAC) has acquired a 50,000-square-foot office/industrial building in Redondo Beach for $9.5 million. The office building is located at 2400 Marine Ave. MAC plans to invest $2 million into the property, which will be rebranded as a collaborative workspace called “LINQ on Marine.” MAC was represented by JLL’s Steve Solomon, who will also handle the building’s leasing. The seller, Klein Family Partnership, was represented by JLL’s Luke Staubitz, Harvey Beesen and Andrew Dilfer.

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Bridges at Mallard Creek Charlotte

NEW YORK — Capital One has provided four loans totaling $53.4 million for the refinancing of four apartment communities in North Carolina and South Carolina. Capital One provided the loans to Brookfield Strategic Real Estate Partners Fund, which used the loans to repay existing CMBS debt on the properties, according to Capital One. The refinanced assets in North Carolina include the 252-unit Chason Ridge in Fayetteville and the 194-unit Bridges at Mallard Creek in Charlotte. Brookfield received loans of $9.5 million and $11.1 million, respectively, for those assets. In South Carolina, the refinanced properties include the 240-unit Waverly Place in North Charleston and the 232-unit Paces Watch in Mount Pleasant. Brookfield received loans for $12.7 million and $20.6 million, respectively.

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Alabaster Promenade Target

ALABASTER, ALA. — Birmingham-based Merchants Retail Partners has closed the $50 million refinancing of Alabaster Promenade, a Target-anchored shopping center in Alabaster. Located along I-65, the 450,000-square-foot property opened in 2007 and underwent renovations in 2014 to accommodate a new Dick’s Sporting Goods store. The other tenants that will join the shopping center this year include ULTA Beauty and Verizon Wireless. Merchants Retail Partners closed the loan on behalf of its unnamed investment partner.

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Embassy Row Central Perimeter Atlanta

SANDY SPRINGS, GA. — Atlanta-based Fairlead Commercial Real Estate has purchased Embassy Row, a four-building office campus in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter office submarket, for an undisclosed price. Located on Peachtree Dunwoody Road in Sandy Springs, the 37-acre, 551,515-square-foot campus fronts GA 400 near Abernathy Road. Fairlead partnered with Bridge Investment Group Partners, manager of the ROC Funds, to purchase the office campus from ARES Management LLC. Embassy Row’s Building 100, which is occupied by the Art Institute of Atlanta, is not part of the transaction. Fairlead and Bridge Investment plan to invest $10 million to upgrade the buildings’ operating systems, common areas and tenant amenities. Will Yowell and Justin Parsonnet of CBRE represented ARES in the transaction.

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Ridgeview

ALLEN, TEXAS — TIG Real Estate Services Inc. plans to build Ridgeview Business Center, a $31 million, 154,000-square-foot, six-story office building in Allen. Located on eight acres along the Sam Rayburn Tollway between Stacy and North Watters roads, Ridgeview Business Center will be the first office building developed in the corridor, which includes 1,300 acres of developable land stretching six miles from U.S. 75 southwest to Custer Road between the Sam Rayburn Tollway south service road and Ridgeview Drive. Future land-use plans show office, entertainment and mixed-use development along the corridor. Construction will begin once 25 percent of the space has been pre-leased. International architectural firm Gensler has designed the exterior.

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Ferry Pass Plaza Pensacola

IRVINE, CALIF. — Hanely Investment Group has negotiated the sales of four shopping centers in Oregon, Florida, Tennessee and Virginia totaling 372,000 square feet for a combined $24 million. Eric Wohl of Hanley Investment Group represented the seller, Cincinnati-based Phillips Edison & Co., in the four transactions. The shopping centers include the 100,762-square-foot Sandy Marketplace in Sandy, Ore.; the 115,198-square-foot Ferry Pass Plaza in Pensacola, Fla.; the 82,088-square-foot Rivergate Square in Madison, Tenn.; and the 73,788-square-foot Cross Pointe Marketplace in Chesterfield, Va. Hanley Investment Group has completed the sale of 11 Phillips Edison properties in eight months and currently has two additional Phillips Edison-owned retail properties in escrow totaling 248,767 square feet.

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