CAMPBELL, CALIF. – The 40-unit Sun Dial Garden Apartments in Campbell has sold to a limited liability company for $7.7 million. The community is located at 300 and 350 Dunster Drive. Mitchell Zurich and Brad Lehman represented both the buyer, who was coming out of a 1031 exchange, and the seller, , a private investor, in this transaction.
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JUPITER, FLA. — Rendina Healthcare Real Estate has begun construction on a two-story, freestanding healthcare facility for Jupiter Medical Center in Jupiter. The medical office building will be located approximately two miles south of Jupiter Medical Center. The 26,000-square-foot Margaret W. Niedland Breast Center will be a LEED Silver-certified facility offering 3D mammography, breast ultrasound, Positron Emission Mammography (PEM), stereotactic breast biopsy, bone density, and breast and general MRI services. The second floor of the facility will also house the high-risk and genetics program and be available for physician office and educational space. The project team includes general contractor Anderson-Moore Construction, architect Davis Stokes Collaborative, landscape architect Cotleur & Hearing and engineer Jeff H. Iravani Inc. The facility is slated to open in the first quarter of 2015.
BRADENTON AND COCOA BEACH, FLA. — HFF has closed on the $24.5 million sale of two Publix-anchored centers in Central Florida. The properties include the 120,990-square-foot Beachway Plaza in Bradenton and the 68,577-square-foot Cornerstone Plaza in Cocoa Beach. Beachway Plaza is 84.8 percent leased to tenants such as Bealls Outlet and Staples. Cornerstone Plaza is 86 percent leased to tenants such as Cocoa Beach Realty and Beef O’Brady’s. Danny Finkle and Luis Castillo of HFF represented the seller, Retail Properties of America Inc., in the transaction. In addition to the sale, HFF also arranged $10.1 million in acquisition financing for the purchase of Beachway Plaza. Chip Sykes of HFF arranged the five-year loan through Guggenheim Commercial Real Estate Finance LLC on behalf of the borrower, Atlanta-based Branch Properties LLC.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rock Creek Property Group, a Washington, D.C.-based real estate investment company, has sold a three-story, 43,000-square-foot office building in Washington, D.C., for approximately $14.9 million. Lakritz Adler Real Estate Investments purchased the asset, located at 5185 MacArthur Blvd. N.W. Tenants at the property include Starbucks Coffee and UPS.
LITHONIA, GA. — Griffin-American Healthcare REIT III Inc. has purchased DeKalb Professional Center, a 19,000-square-foot medical office building in the Atlanta suburb of Lithonia. The property is located at 5461 Hillandale Drive, roughly one mile from DeKalb Medical Hillandale, a 100-bed acute care hospital. The property is currently 81 percent leased to four tenants, including RMS Lifeline and The Emory Clinic. The REIT purchased the asset in an all-cash transaction from McWhirter Realty Partners LLC for an undisclosed price. Lee Asher and Chris Bodnar of CBRE represented the seller in the transaction.
PIKESVILLE, MD. — An affiliate of Harbor Group International LLC (HGI) has purchased Annen Woods, a 131-unit, Class B apartment community in Pikesville, a suburb of Baltimore. The property is currently 94 percent leased. HGI plans to invest roughly $1.1 million to complete upgrades to the property. HGI currently owns more than 4,800 multifamily units in the Baltimore/Suburban Maryland metro area.
AURORA, ILL. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $16 million sale of a 63,740-square-foot FedEx freight terminal located in Aurora. The single-tenant, industrial asset is part of a two-property portfolio. The freight terminal is situated on 14.5 acres located at 3883 Butterfield Road. The Aurora FedEx freight terminal features a 55,120-square-foot main building with 6,800 square feet of office space. There is also 48,320 square feet of cross-dock working space, which serves as the customer center. The property contains a 6,550-square-foot, three-bay repair/wash building; a 1,600-square-foot fueling facility; and a concrete scale pit with an axle scale. The freight terminal has 104 loading/unloading doors with custom dock levelers and custom door seals. There are 269 tractor/trailer parking spaces and a separate employee parking lot that can hold up to 91 cars. Nick Manganais of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, an Illinois-based family partnership. Howard Wiese of Marcus & Millichap represented the buyer, Welbic Investments, a private real estate investment fund.
ELMWOOD PARK, ILL. — Mid-America Asset Management Inc. has arranged the lease of a 6,630-square-foot retail space for Fruitful Yield in Elmwood Park, a northwest suburb of Chicago. The health food store will occupy space at North Tower Plaza, located at the northwest corner of Harlem and North avenues. Tenants at the 26,088-square-foot shopping center include Super Cuts, Great American Bagel and Subway. Liz Krebs and Samantha Spinell of Mid-America represented the undisclosed landlord. Jason Trombley of JLL represented the tenant.
FARMINGTON HILLS, MICH. — Gabriel Ride Control, which designs, engineers, and produces shock absorbers, has acquired a 49,065-square-foot industrial building from CIII Capital for an undisclosed price. NAI Farbman brokered the sale of the property located at 39300 Country Club Drive in Farmington Hills, approximately 23 miles northwest of Detroit. The Class B, flex research and development building is situated on five acres and has access to I-696, I-275 and the M-5 freeways. Doug Fura and Devin Kling of NAI Farbman represented the seller. Lee & Associates represented the buyer.
DEKALB, ILL. — CBRE has arranged a 7,017-square-foot retail lease in DeKalb, about 65 miles west of Chicago. Sleepy’s, a mattress retailer, will occupy space at 2350 Sycamore Road. Founded in 1957, Sleepy’s has more than 800 showrooms and seven distribution centers. The new location is part of the company’s expansion in Illinois. Lynne Brackett and Karen Walsh of CBRE represented the landlord, Arthur Goldner & Associates Inc., in the transaction. Willy Hoag of Mid-America Asset Management Inc. represented the tenant.