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AVON, CONN. — Midwood Investment & Development has completed the disposition of Shops at Nod Brook, a grocery-anchored shopping center located at 315 W. Main in Avon. A joint venture between Wilder Cos. and Principal Real Estate Investors acquired the 99,788-square-foot property for $29 million. At the time of sale, the property was 91.5 percent occupied by The Fresh Market, Marshalls, Michaels, Top Nail, Music & Arts, Lane Bryant and Great Clips. Jim Koury of HFF represented the seller in the deal. Additionally, Porter Terry and Lauren O’Neil of HFF arranged a five-year, fixed-rate acquisition loan for $16.2 million through a global life insurance company for the buyer.

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VENTURA, CALIF. — IRA Capital Advisors has acquired Poinsettia Plaza, a specialty retail shopping center in Ventura. Poinsettia Plaza LLC sold the property for $50 million. Located at 4220-4360 E. Main St. and 4687-4731 Telephone Road, the 153,200-square-foot shopping center is 84 percent leased to a variety of tenants, including Ross Dress For Less, Office Depot, Lamps Plus, FedEx Office, Petco, Starbucks Coffee, Sally Beauty Supply, The Coffee Bean, Sherwin Williams and The Avenue. Dixie Walker and Charley Simpson of Cushman & Wakefield’s Retail Services group represented the seller, while the buyer represented itself.

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COLTON, CALIF. — Centrepointe – JMYL PL has acquired Centrepointe Plaza, located at 1040 S. Mt. Vernon Ave. in Colton, for $22 million. Constructed in 1992, the center features 109,000 square feet of retail space. NorthStar Realty Finance, in conjunction with Wilemon & Associates and JB Resources, provided financing for the acquisition. Mario Alvarez of NAI Capital and Jack Lee of JMYL LP development represented the buyer, while Jamie Harrison of Lee & Associates represented the seller, Chicago-based Centrepointe Plaza, in the deal. The buyer purchased the property as a value-add opportunity.

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INGLEWOOD, CALIF. — Hollywood Park Casino Co. has announced the new Cary Grant Pavilion at Hollywood Park Casino (HPC) will open this fall in Inglewood. The casino will be situated on nearly 11 acres that face the newly expanded Century Boulevard, just a few miles from downtown Los Angeles and minutes from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Cary Grant Pavilion at HPC will be built just steps away from the former site of Hollywood Park Casino. The new iteration will contain 110,000 square feet, with 125 card game tables, simulcast wagering, Century Bar & Grill, a lounge and a gourmet café. Developers broke ground in July 2015. JCJ Architecture designed the property.

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BOSTON — Trinity Financial has broken ground on Treadmark, a mixed-income, mixed-use development located in the Ashmont section of Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood. Situated at 1971-1977 Dorchester Ave., the 83-unit property will be comprised of 51 affordable rental units and 32 ownership units, all designed by Boston-based Taniya Nayak Design. Additionally, the project will feature ground-floor retail space. The Architectural Team is providing architectural services for the project. Financing for the development includes more than $3 million in state and federal tax credits that will generate approximately $22 million in equity for the project, $3 million in rental subsidy funds and more than $4 million in funding from the City of Boston.

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JACKSONVILLE, FLA. — American Commercial Realty Corp. (Amcom Realty) has purchased Highland Square, a 277,000-square-foot, Publix-anchored shopping center located along I-95 and Dunn Avenue in Jacksonville. Amcom Realty purchased the asset for $22.7 million. The property’s tenant roster includes CVS/pharmacy, dd’s Discounts, Family Dollar, Bealls Outlet, Baileys Powerhouse Gym, Rainbow, Starbucks Coffee, Chase Bank and BBVA Compass. Ironstone Partners advised Amcom Realty in the transaction.

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THREE RIVERS, MICH. — Friedman Integrated Real Estate Solutions has arranged the sale of a 91,264-square-foot shopping center in Three Rivers, approximately 30 miles south of Kalamazoo. Carson Equities LLC sold the building to Stockbridge Northridge LLC for an undisclosed price. The Three Rivers Shopping Center, located at 1320 W. Broadway St., is situated on 11.7 acres and is 81 percent occupied. Tenants at the center include Peebles, Dunham’s Sports and Family Farm & Home. The property is shadow anchored by Home Depot and Meijer. Rich Deptula of Friedman represented both parties in the transaction.

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UKIAH, CALIF. — Meridian Capital Group has secured $19.6 million in acquisition financing for the purchase and repositioning of Pear Tree Center in Ukiah. The three-year loan, provided by a debt fund, features full-term, interest-only payments and two one-year extension options. Seth Grossman and Sarah Kuebler of Meridian Capital arranged the financing for the undisclosed borrower. Located at 504 E. Perkins St., the 199,565-square-foot Pear Tree Center is occupied by JCPenney, Ross Dress For Less, Big 5 Sporting Goods and Lucky Supermarket.

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SAN JOSE, CALIF. — Institutional Property Advisors Capital Markets has arranged $12 million in financing for a 13-acre auto shopping center located at 740-750 Capital Expressway in San Jose. Anita Paryani and Jake Roberts of IPA Capital Markets arranged the debt placement. The loan features a 50 percent loan-to-value ratio and three years with no prepayment penalty.

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SAN DIEGO — Stockbridge Capital Group has selected Vestar as the property management firm for Mira Mesa Marketplace, a regional shopping center in San Diego. The Home Depot, Barnes & Noble, Old Navy, Ross Dress For Less and CVS/pharmacy occupy the 487,807-square-foot retail center. Vestar is currently managing nearly 2 million square feet of retail space in the San Diego area, including Clairemont Town Center, Marketplace at Windingwalk, Penasquitos Village and Rancho San Diego Towne Center.

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