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VICTORIA, TEXAS — Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions has been selected to design, build and finance a $20 million on-campus housing project for the University of Houston-Victoria through a public-private partnership. KSQ Architects designed the new, 380-bed housing facility that will include two- and four-bedroom suites. The University of Houston System Board of Regents approved the project at its February board meeting and construction on the project is expected to begin in June for a scheduled delivery in August 2016. Dallas-based Balfour Beatty Construction, a residential and commercial construction firm and a sister division of Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions, is the construction partner on the project. Upon completion, the university will operate the housing. Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions is a developer and operator of infrastructure projects for the college and university market.

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HOUSTON — Q10 Kinghorn, Driver, Hough & Co. has secured a $4 million fixed-rate loan for Forest Palm Apartments with correspondent lender, StanCorp. The Class A multifamily property was built in 2014 and includes 119 garden-style units across six two-story buildings. Q10 KDH is a Texas-based full service commercial mortgage banking company that arranges financing for developers and owners of commercial real estate. Ryan Watson of Q10 KDH arranged the transaction.

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Stones River Mall Murfreesboro

MURFREESBORO, TENN. — Sterling Organization has purchased Stones River Mall, a 594,688-square-foot enclosed regional mall in Murfreesboro, a suburb of Nashville. Sterling purchased 497,691 square feet at the mall, which was developed in 1992 and renovated in 2008. The company acquired the asset through its institutional fund: Sterling Value Add Partners II LP. Anchored by Dillard’s, Sears and J.C. Penney, other tenants include Aeropostale, Books-A-Million, Electronic Express, Hancock Fabrics, Chuck E. Cheese’s, PacSun, Bath & Body Works, Shoe Carnival, Versona, Bink’s Outfitters, Hibbett Sports and Victoria’s Secrets. The mall’s outparcel restaurants include TGI Fridays, Olive Garden and Buffalo Wild Wings.

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COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS — Snap Kitchen has signed a lease at the new 12,847-square-foot Colleyville Stampede shopping center development in Colleyville. The Austin-based re­tailer will occupy 1,305 square feet of space at 4712 Colleyville Blvd., Suite 140. Standridge Cos. is the developer of Colleyville Stampede. Snap Kitchen focuses on gluten-free, carb and sodium-conscious, nondairy, vegetarian, vegan and paleo diets. Tey Tiner of CBRE/UCR represented Standridge Cos. in lease negotia­tions. Alden Harris of Shop Companies represented Snap Kitchen.

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Flagler Station Fort Lauderdale

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. — Hernandez Construction has broken ground on Phase III of Flagler Station, Flagler Global Logistics’ industrial logistics park in Fort Lauderdale that at completion will span 14 million square feet. Buildings 1 and 2 in Phase III will span 235,000 square feet, and Phase III will ultimately expand the park by 1.7 million square feet. Hernandez will begin construction on Buildings 3, 4 and 5 in the next few months. Buildings 1 and 2 are slated to wrap up construction this summer. The construction firm is also nearing completion of five buildings spanning 820,000 square feet at Phase II of Flagler Station.

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NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of Woodland Trails, a 72-unit apartment property located in Nacogdoches. Scott Ogilvie and Robert Denninger of Marcus & Millichap’s Dallas office marketed the property on behalf of the seller, a limited liability company. Ogilvie and Denninger also procured the buyer, a limited liability company. Woodland Trails is located at 1410 Martinsville St. less than one mile southeast of Stephen F. Austin State University. Built in 1984, the Class B apartment community is situated on five acres. Woodland Trails consists of seven three-story buildings with 72 two-bedroom/two-bath units, all of which span 900 square feet. The asset is within walking distance to numerous retail businesses and restaurants such as Belk, Payless, Bath & Body Works, JCPenney, Subway, Dollar General, Aaron’s, Arby’s, CVS, Popeye’s, and Brookshire Brothers.

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The Executive Building 607 William St. Fredericksburg

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. — Wack Cos. has purchased The Executive Building, a 10,000-square-foot office building located at 607 William St. in downtown Fredericksburg, for $2.8 million. Wack Cos. plans to convert the site into a mixed-use development featuring single-level condos, retail space and restaurants. The company plans to break ground on the $35 million project in the fall. Heather Hagerman of Coldwell Banker Commercial represented Thomas Wack of Wack Cos. in the transaction. Mike Degen and Jamie Scully of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer represented the seller, Sandton Capital, formerly known as the Free Lance-Star Cos. Hagerman, Ben Keddie and Joe Pfahler of Coldwell Banker Commercial and Coldwell Banker Elite will manage the sales and leasing of the commercial and retail portions. Hagerman, Kevin Breen Jr. and Conor Breen of Coldwell Banker will manage the sales and marketing of the residences.

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5900 Lake Ellenor Drive in Orlando Central Park

ORLANDO, FLA. — CBRE has brokered the sale of a 133,075-square-foot office property located at 5900 Lake Ellenor Drive in Orlando Central Park, an office park in south Orlando. Cardinal Point Management acquired the eight-story building from D Group Acquisition Three Inc. for $5.8 million. The purchase also included an adjoining outparcel at 1854 W. Oak Ridge Road. Ronald Rogg and Chip Wooten of CBRE represented the seller in the transaction.

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Industrial real estate market fundamentals in the Toledo, Ohio, area remained quite sound at the end of 2014. Most key indices showed stability or improvement. The most noteworthy statistic is the 2.3 million square feet of positive net absorption recorded in the second half of the year — the highest amount in recent memory. The lion’s share of the absorbed space can be attributed to the delivery of the 1.6 million-square-foot Home Depot warehouse in Troy Township. Even if the Home Depot deal is excluded from the data, the total absorption notched in the third and fourth quarters was impressive. Absorption would have been higher had the nearly 400,000-square-foot former Ace Hardware distribution center in Perrysburg Township not become vacant. In 2014, Ace announced that it would relocate its warehouse in the Columbus, Ohio area. Dearth of Suitable Space Despite the generally strong performance of the industrial real estate sector this past year, one senses that many of the players in the market are feeling some level of frustration. The frustration stems from the sentiment that things could be better — a result of the generally tight supply of buildings and the even tighter supply of the right types of …

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