NEW YORK CITY — The residential division of Thor Equities and Rockwood Capital have acquired an apartment building at 838 West End Ave. in New York’s Upper West Side. Built in 1913, the 108,000-square-foot property features 70 units and a lobby with 20-foot ceilings. Steven Vegh of Westwood Realty Associates brokered the transaction. A private family sold the property for an undisclosed price.
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN. — Deyulio Sausage Company has purchased 1501 State Street in Bridgeport for $1.35 million. The 13,715-square-foot industrial building was formerly owned and operated by Dari Farms Ice Cream Inc. The transaction also includes a 98-year land lease with the City of Bridgeport for an adjacent parcel. Jon Angel of Southport, Conn.-based Angel Commercial brokered the transaction.
NORWOOD, N.J. — Mahwah, N.J.-based GlobalSoft Digital Solutions has signed a long-term lease for 16,000 square feet at a six-building industrial complex in Norwood. GlobalSoft Digital Solutions will occupy space at 385 Chestnut St. for storage and distribution. The NAI James E. Hanson brokerage team represented the landlord, Alfred Sanzari Enterprises. Nina Bianco of NIA National Realty Inc. represented the tenant in the transaction.
FLOWER MOUND AND MANSFIELD, TEXAS — Disney Investment Group (DIG) has brokered the sale of two Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex shopping centers for approximately $35 million. The properties include Cross Timbers Village, located in Flower Mound at the intersection of FM 1171 and Brutan Orand Blvd.; and Mansfield Pointe, located in Mansfield on the corner of Highway 287 and Debbie Lane. The 19,333-square-foot Cross Timbers Village is shadow-anchored by a Tom Thumb grocery store and is in proximity to the Wellington Estates community. The 148,529-square-foot Mansfield Pointe was 97 percent occupied by tenants including Sports Authority, Bed Bath & Beyond, PetSmart and Party City. In the sale of Cross Timbers Village, David Disney and Adam Crockett of DIG represented the seller, an entity controlled by Direct Development and Thackeray Partners, and also procured the buyer, a private buyer. In the sale of Mansfield Pointe, David Disney brokered the deal between the seller, The Retail Connection, and the buyer, Inland Real Estate Acquisitions.
DALLAS — HFF has brokered the sale of the 300-room DoubleTree Dallas – Campbell Centre. Constructed in 1980 and renovated in 2008, the full-service hotel includes 15,000 square feet of meeting space, a full-service restaurant, lobby lounge, fitness center, business center, gift shop and complimentary shuttle. Located at 8250 N. Central Expressway, the property is in proximity to the Dallas central business district, NorthPark Center Mall, the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Southern Methodist University. Bill Stadler and John Bourret led the HFF team representing the seller, a joint venture between GTIS Partners and Aimbridge Hospitality. Black Forest Ventures was the buyer.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Cassidy Turley has brokered a 38,550-square-foot industrial lease in Fort Worth for Southside Trim, which installs factory and aftermarket car upgrades. The tenant will occupy space at CentrePoint 4, located at 4300 Buckingham Road in the CentrePoint Business Park. Blake Anderson and David Eseke of Cassidy Turley represented Southside Trim in the negotiations.
REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. – A joint venture between the Pauls Corporation and Mount Kellett Capital Management has received a $121-million loan to develop Indigo, a 470-unit apartment building in Redwood City. The mid-rise community will be located at 525 Middlefield Road, just north of Palo Alto in Silicon Valley. Indigo will be situated mid-peninsula, allowing easy access to both San Francisco and Santa Clara counties. Construction is scheduled to commence this month. The non-recourse loan was arranged by CBRE’s Brady O’Donnell, Andrew Behrens, Jesse Weber and Mike Bryant. The four-year, floating-rate loan was secured through Wells Fargo.
DENVER — Lowe Enterprises Investors (LEI) has acquired Stanford Place II, a 366,184-square-foot office building in Denver for a reported $56.1 million. LEI acquired the Class A building on behalf of an investment client. The 17-story building is located at 7979 Tufts Ave. in the North Denver Tech Center. It is situated at the I-25 and I-225 interchange. The building was constructed in 1982. It is currently 97 percent leased. LEI plans to execute a capital improvements program that will include upgraded building systems, common areas and gathering spaces. Lowe Enterprises Real Estate Group, the firm’s local affiliate, will assume management of the property and oversee the renovation program. Peter Morgan of Lowe Enterprises Real Estate Group represented LEI in this transaction. The seller, TIAA Realty, was represented by HFF’s Mary Sullivan and John Jugl. The firm’s Eric Tuppler assisted in securing debt on the property.
WESTMINSTER, CO. – The 105-acre site that was previously home to the Westminster Mall will soon undergo a massive redevelopment. The site is located at U.S. 36 and Sheridan Boulevard, just north of Denver. The redevelopment will likely be carried out in multiple phases. It will include high-density, urban development with residential, commercial, retail and other uses. It will also contain large parks, as well as a major landscaped boulevard that will be designed for bikes and pedestrians. The redevelopment will be carried out by the City of Westminster, the Westminster Economic Development Authority (WEDA) and OliverMcMillan.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. – Advenir has acquired the 292-unit Spring Canyon apartment complex in Colorado Springs for $40.5 million. The complex is located at 4510 Spring Canyon Heightsalong the Garden of the Gods employment corridor. Major employers in that corridor include Agilent Technologies, Verizon, LSI and Premiere Global Services. Spring Canyon also enjoys close proximity to the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs and University Village. The community was 98 percent occupied at the time of closing. It was built in 1997. Kevin McKenna, Doug Andrews and Jeff Hawks represented the seller, Hamilton Zanze, in this transaction.