SAN DIEGO — CBRE has arranged the sale of a retail property located at 3352 Adams Ave. in San Diego. Corner Properties sold the asset to 3352 Adams LLC for $1.7 million. The 1,730-square-foot property features a long-term, triple-net lease with Starbucks Coffee. Reg Kobe, Joel Wilson and Michael Peterson of CBRE represented the seller, while Andrew Slade of CIRE Partners represented the buyer in the deal.
OAK BROOK, ILL. — Mid-America Real Estate Corp. has brokered the sale of The Oaks of Oak Brook, a 67,146-square-foot retail center in the Chicago suburb of Oak Brook. The property was 98 percent leased at the time of sale to tenants such as Athletico, Activate Games, NxStage Kidney Care, Blackberry Market, Erik’s Bike Board & Ski and OrthoLazer. Joe Girardi and Emily Gadomski of Mid-America represented the seller, Newport Capital Partners. The asset sold to a private buyer.
ANN ARBOR AND ROCHESTER HILLS, MICH. — SweatHouz has signed retail leases to open new locations in Ann Arbor and Rochester Hills. SweatHouz is a chain of studios that offers infrared saunas, cold plunges and other wellness services. Jason and Amy Hanley are the area developers for SweatHouz in Michigan and have signed on to open 17 locations across the state. SweatHouz currently has 50 locations open and operating across the country and another 50 in permitting or construction phases. The Ann Arbor facility will total 2,628 square feet at 3143 Ann Arbor Saline Road, and the Rochester Hills location will span 2,130 square feet at 1495 N. Rochester Road. Both will serve as outparcels to Meijer stores. The tenant group also owns six Orange Theory locations in Michigan. Norman Abro of Keystone Commercial Real Estate brokered the leases.
DALLAS — Locally based investment firm M2G Ventures has begun the redevelopment of the former Inwood Design District, a 14-building, 740,000-square-foot industrial and retail property in Dallas that also includes showroom space. The redevelopment will create the Inwood Design District for showroom and light industrial uses and Ace on Inwood for retail and restaurant uses. Completion is targeted for late 2025. The company purchased the 38-acre site at 1110 Inwood Road earlier this year. At the time of sale, Inwood Design District was 93 percent leased to tenants such as Crate & Barrel, White Glove Storage & Delivery, Community Coffee, Neiman Marcus and Granimport USA.
EDISON, N.J. — Locally based brokerage firm The Goldstein Group has negotiated the $24 million sale of the 120,000-square-foot Inman Grove Shopping Center in the Central New Jersey community of Edison. The center is home to tenants such as Taco Bell, Wells Fargo, Ivy Rehab, Planet Wings, Allstate, Dunkin’, CSL Plasma, Subway, UPS Store, Verizon, Kumon, Dairy Queen, Discovery Christian Montessori School and Vino Sandro Liquors. C.J. Huter, Lew Finkelstein, Marc Palestina and Roy Paret of The Goldstein Group represented the seller, Oak Grove Associates, in the transaction.
NEW YORK CITY — Life Time will open a 52,000-square-foot fitness club at 10 Bryant, a 30-story office building located at 452 Fifth Ave. in Midtown Manhattan. The facility will feature a cold plunge pool and a steam room, a spa with red light therapy service, coworking and library spaces, barre and yoga studios and personal training space. JLL represented the landlord, Property & Building Corp., in the lease negotiations.
WHEAT RIDGE, COLO. — Denver-based Canopy Real Estate Partners has acquired Gold’s Marketplace, a neighborhood retail center located roughly six miles outside Denver in Wheat Ridge, for $15.8 million. Situated at 26th Avenue and Kipling Street, the 59,000-square-foot center was 83 percent leased at the time of sale to 17 tenants, including Illegal Pete’s, Esters Neighborhood Pub, Queen City Collective Coffee, Em’s Ice Cream and Rich Spirit Bagels.
ESCONDIDO, CALIF. — Capstone Advisors has completed the $1 million renovation of Mission Escondido Shopping Center, a 41,530-square-foot shopping center located in Escondido, approximately 30 miles north of San Diego. The property was originally built in 1980. The renovation project included a contemporary design with a refreshed color palette and standing seam metal roof, as well as drought-tolerant landscaping, updated site and tenant signage and parking lot improvements. Additionally, the center is now fully leased to 14 tenants including Dongbu Korean BBQ, Prism Jiu Jitsu and Swan Hair Salon. AO and MW Peltz + Associates of Solana Beach designed the renovation, while Dowling Construction, San Diego Electric Sign, Pacific Western Painting, Pyle Landscape Care and Doo-Rite Roofing completed the project. Capstone Advisors acquired Mission Escondido Shopping Center in 2011 for $3.9 million.
CHICAGO — SVN Chicago Commercial has brokered the $2.7 million sale of a 9,267-square-foot apartment and retail building in Chicago’s Ukrainian Village neighborhood. The fully rehabbed property at 1859 W. Chicago Ave. features six apartment units and one retail tenant, a veterinarian office on the ground floor. Drew Dillon and Scott Maesel of SVN Chicago Commercial represented both the buyer and seller.
FAYETTEVILLE, GA. — Trilith Development plans to soon complete Trilith Live, a 530,000-square-foot live entertainment complex at the Town at Trilith, a 235-acre master-planned community in Fayetteville within south metro Atlanta. Designed to host concerts, performing arts, rehearsals, live audience productions, conventions, corporate events and banquets, Trilith Live is scheduled to open to the public by the end of the year. The project will include a 2,200-seat theater, two 25,000-square-foot sound stages (now open), multiple insert stages, a luxury cinema, production suites, meeting rooms and more than 120,000 square feet of creative office and support space. “Trilith Live is designed to serve as a hub for creativity, production and live entertainment,” says Matt McClain, general manager and executive director of Trilith Live. “We are building the infrastructure to support everything from concerts to live TV tapings to conventions and meetings to community and arts events, all in one place.” Phase I, which includes live sound stages, production offices, greenrooms and broadcast-ready facilities, is complete and actively hosting artists, production companies and content creators. Several national acts preparing for their summer tours have completed pre-tour concert rehearsals at Trilith Live. Additionally, more than 200 live audience game show episodes that will …
