GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — Rockford Construction will break ground on the $35 million Fulton Place residential development in Grand Rapids on the western edge of Grand Valley State University’s Pew campus. The project will include three buildings and is set for completion by the 2016-2017 school year. Fulton Place will also include approximately 10,000 square feet of retail space on the ground level, as well as on-site residential parking in a two-story garage and street-level parking. The first building will be 13,000 square feet with seven three-story townhomes, each with four bedrooms, ranging from 1,400-2,000 square feet. The second building will be 5,500 square feet, three stories and house three apartments, each with three bedrooms. The third building will be 125,000 square feet, five stories and have 102 apartments that are a mix of loft and one-, two- and four-bedroom units.
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COTTAGE GROVE, MINN. — Hillcrest Development LLLP and The Opus Group will develop a 40-acre industrial business park in Cottage Grove. The property is located south of U.S. Highway 61 at the northwest corner of Hemingway Avenue South and 91st St. South adjacent to Hamlet Park. Plans for the site include a variety of development scenarios ranging from 425,000 to 550,000 square feet of rail-served industrial space with the ability to support a 38-foot ceiling height and outside storage. Canadian Pacific will provide rail service to the site.
GROVE CITY, OHIO — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the $3.3 million sale of Williamsburg Place, an 82-unit apartment, townhome community in Grove City, a southwest suburb of Columbus.The community includes one-bedroom garden and two-bedroom townhome units, as well as 36 detached garages. Michael Barron, Daniel Burkons, Joshua Wintermute, Richard Lattro and Jordan Marshall, of Marcus & Millichap’s Columbus office, along with the Marcus & Millichap Tax Credit Group out of the firm’s Seattle office, had the exclusive listing to market the property on behalf of the seller, a Seattle limited partnership.
OXNARD, CALIF. – Smart & Final has announced plans to open a new 43,200-square-foot Smart & Final Extra! store at Lemon Grove Plaza in Oxnard. The center is located on North Oxnard Boulevard. The company previously operated a 16,092-square-foot space within the center for the past 27 years. Smart & Final Extra! is larger than the company’s traditional warehouse stores, offering an expanded produce section with some organic items. Smart & Final was represented by Pamela Scott of Lee & Associates.
Gerald J. Sullivan & Associates Renews Lease at Pacific Financial Center in Los Angeles
by Nellie Day
LOS ANGELES – Gerald J. Sullivan & Associates has renewed its lease for 28,668 square feet of office space at Pacific Financial Center in Downtown Los Angeles. The Class A office tower is located at 800 W. Sixth Street. It is fully occupied. The insurance brokerage firm has resided within the Pacific Financial Center since 1987. It occupies the top two floors of the property. The firm was represented by Jonathan Larsen of Avison Young. The landlord, Pacific Financial Equities, was represented by John Anthony of Charles Dunn Company.
SAN DIEGO – An 18,314-square-foot industrial building in the San Diego submarket of San Marcos has sold to Utah Prime Properties for $2.1 million. The building is located at 1585 Creek Street. The tenant, ESN Restoration, has four years remaining on its lease. Utah Prime was represented by Rusty Williams, Chris Roth and Kyle Carruthers of Lee & Associates – North San Diego County. The seller, Edward Allen Properties, was represented by Kidder Matthews.
PORTLAND, ORE. – A 5,000-square-foot retail property in Portland has sold to a limited liability company for $1.8 million. The property is located at 2100-2118 NW Glisan Street. It is fully leased to three businesses. The seller, an out-of-state family trust, was represented by Justin Poor of Marcus & Millichap’s Portland office.
CLEARFIELD, UTAH – DUB Nutrition has leased 7,221 square feet of office and retail space at Legend Hills office complex in Clearfield. The space is located at 1649 East 1400 South. This Class A office is one of only a handful of new gym facilities to emerge in Davis County within the past several years. DUB (Discover their Ultimate Bodies) assists individuals with their personal health challenges through healthy eating, exercise and nutrition supplements. The new facility will provide services like weightlifting, cardio, hot yoga, indoor cycling and full-service MMA. The grand opening is scheduled for Sept. 1. DUB was represented by Ryan Flint of Newmark Grubb ACRES.
HOUSTON — Tilman J. Fertitta has broken ground on The Post Oak, a mixed-use, master-planned project in Houston combining hotel, office, residential, retail and restaurant offerings in one tower. The new development will be located in the Galleria and Uptown area along West Loop South, with access from Loop 610, Holly Hurst Street and Hallmark Drive. Rising above the 10-acre mixed-use development will be a 35-story tower with an adjacent ballroom. The 650,000-square-foot tower will accommodate 240 hotel rooms, more than 120,000 square feet of boutique office space and 22 apartment units. Amenities will include a two-story spa and salon, restaurants and retail and over 1,000 parking spaces.
HOUSTON — Texas Children’s Hospital, in collaboration with FKP Architects, will add a $506 million, 19-story patient tower to its campus as part of a $575 million capital investment. The new tower will sit on top of an existing six-story base adjacent to Texas Children’s Pavilion for Women. FKP’s Houston office will lead planning and design for the project, which is expected to be complete in 2018. Pediatric Tower E will initially offer 129 beds for pediatric and cardiovascular intensive care, along with new operating rooms. It will also be the home of the relocated Texas Children’s Heart Center, including a new outpatient clinic, cardiovascular operating rooms, dedicated cardiology beds and catheterization labs. The Heart Center will move out of the West Tower, making way for additional acute care beds. The project will be funded in part from the Texas Children’s Promise Campaign.