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JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Margules Properties Inc. has purchased five mixed-use buildings in Jersey City for $8.5 million. The company — which owns and manages more than 1 million square feet of development rights in the city’s Journal Square neighborhood — plans to upgrade the buildings to make them more appealing to new retail tenants and millennials looking for apartments near the PATH train. Two of the buildings form a triangle bound by Montgomery Avenue, Orchard Street and Jordan Avenue, in the McGinley Square section of Jersey City. They include a gut-renovated, five-story walk-up building at 52 Orchard Street, with 12 apartments and three stores, and 685 Montgomery Avenue, a three-story mixed-use building with three stores and five apartments. The other buildings include 70 Tonnele Avenue, a 17-unit apartment building; 142 Monticello Avenue, a corner three-story townhouse building with 2,500 square feet of retail space on the first floor and two units with two bedrooms each on the two upper floors; and 2175 JFKennedy Boulevard, a one-story vacant commercial building.

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LAKE GENEVA, WIS. — Quantum Real Estate Advisors Inc. has brokered the $1.3 million sale of a 14,091-square-foot retail center in Lake Geneva. The property, located at 800 N. Edwards Blvd., was 70 percent leased at the time of sale. Tenants include Maurice’s, Sally Beauty Supply and Mattress Firm. The undisclosed seller is a Minnesota-based owner, and the undisclosed buyer is a New York-based fund. Chad Firsel and Daniel Waszak of Quantum were the sole brokers in the transaction.

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BLOOMINGTON AND LOMBARD, ILL. — Mid-America Asset Management Inc. has arranged two retail leases in separate transactions in Illinois. Dick’s Sporting Goods has signed a 49,957-square-foot lease at Colonial Plaza in Bloomington. The 241,340-square-foot shopping center also includes Ashley Furniture and Cato Fashions. Katie Hennegan and Samantha Spinell Schnell of Mid-America represented the landlord. Tim Miller and Jon Reese of Great Street Realty represented Dick’s. In the second transaction, Anytime Fitness has inked a deal for 5,926 square feet at Highlands of Lombard in Lombard. Other tenants in the 21,071-square-foot facility include Potbelly Sandwich Shop and Performance Bike. The shopping center is shadow anchored by The Dump. Paige Schiesser, Samantha Spinell Schnell and Angela Gasbarro of Mid-America represented the landlord. Jim Runyon of Franchise Real Estate represented the tenant.

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RIVERVIEW, FLA. — Tampa-based Dunphy Properties and Atlanta-based Batson Cook Development Co. have formed a joint venture to build Rivercrest Commons, a grocery-anchored shopping center located at the intersection of U.S. 301 and Symmes Road in Riverview. Publix will anchor the property, which will feature a Publix Liquor Store and an additional 16,100 square feet of inline retail space housing Casablanca Spa, East Wok, Majik Touch Dry Cleaning and Hair Cuttery. Joe Tyszko of Insite Realty’s Clearwater, Fla., office is responsible for leasing the project. Rivercrest Commons is slated for a summer 2016 completion.

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COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS — Realty Capital Management has sold a 43,000-square-foot mixed-use building located at 5232 Colleyville Blvd. in Colleyville. The buyer, Colleyville Lofts Venture, was a 1031 exchange buyer from New York. The three-story building includes 30 apartments on the upper floors and commercial space on the ground floor occupied by Colleyville Family Medicine, an affiliate of the Baylor Scott & White Health Network. The building, known as The Lofts in Colleyville, is part of the larger 26-acre mixed-use project known as The Village at Colleyville, which was developed by Realty Capital in 2002. Mark Boone represented Realty Capital internally. Bard Hoover of Marcus Millichap represented the buyer.

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VERNON, TEXAS — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of the Family Dollar and Sherwin-Williams Shopping Center, an 18,380-square-foot shopping center located in Vernon. Blake Burnett of Marcus & Millichap’s Dallas office marketed the property on behalf of the seller, a local partnership. Burnett also procured the buyer, an out-of-state limited liability company. The Family Dollar and Sherwin-Williams Shopping Center is located at 2417 Wilbarger St. Constructed in 1952, the asset is located on 1.3 acres. A tenant since 1979, Family Dollar occupies 15,000 square feet of the space. Sherwin-Williams occupies the remaining 3,380 square feet and has been a tenant since 1990.

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DES PERES, MO. — Sansone Group has reacquired Olympic Oaks Village in Des Peres, a western suburb of St. Louis, for $22 million. Olympic Oaks Village was originally a 7.7-acre, $5.5 million retail development completed by Sansone Group in 1988. The 91,000-square-foot retail center, located a half-mile east of I-270 on Manchester Road, originally included Walgreens, T.J. Maxx, Michaels and the Sansone Group headquarters. In 1998, Sansone sold the building to DDR Corp. for $11.1 million but continued to lease and manage the property before reacquiring it from DDR. The shopping center has gone through several renovations and expansions and now spans 92,372 square feet. Current tenants include European Wax Center, Jersey Mike’s, Rally House, Sally Beauty Supply, Great Clips, Massage Envy, Salon Genesis, Lane Bryant, Edible Arrangements, Nail Pro and Thompson Price Kitchen & Bath.

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA. — Lidl, a grocery retailer based in Germany, has purchased a four-acre land parcel in Spotsylvania County for $3.1 million. Lidl plans to build a 36,000-square-foot grocery store on the site, which is located at the intersection of Gordon Road and Route 3 in Fredericksburg. J.R. Burdette and Jonathan Gardner of Coldwell Banker Commercial Elite represented the seller, Henderson Properties, in the land transaction. This is the second store site purchased by Lidl in Spotsylvania County. In August, Lidl closed on a two-acre parcel in Southpoint II across Southpoint Parkway from Lowe’s Home Improvement and adjacent to 7–Eleven. The company is looking to enter into the U.S market with its first stores planned in Virginia and expected to open no later than 2018. In June, Lidl also purchased an 82-acre parcel to build a major distribution warehouse in Spotsylvania County. The distribution warehouse in Spotsylvania County is planned to be approximately 1 million square feet and cost around $125 million. The facility is also projected to provide 200 local jobs.

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HENDERSON, NEV. — HFF has secured $72 million in acquisition financing for The District at Green Valley Ranch, a 384,724-square-foot mixed-use retail and office center in the Las Vegas suburb of Henderson. Aldon Cole and Todd Sugimoto of HFF worked on behalf of the borrower, Vestar, to secure the 10-year, fixed-rate loan with AIG Investments. Loan proceeds were used to purchase the 91 percent occupied property. A 51,300-square-foot Whole Foods Market anchors the center, which is also home to tenants including REI, Pottery Barn, Williams-Sonoma, West Elm, Anthropologie, The Cheesecake Factory and P.F. Chang’s China Bistro.

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NEW YORK CITY — Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP (HFF) has secured $200 million in financing for the acquisition and pre-development of a 19,684-square-foot development site at 151 East 60th St., which is located at Lexington Avenue across from Bloomingdale’s in Manhattan. The undeveloped parcel has zoning square footage that will accommodate up to 350,000 square feet; development is slated to begin in March 2017. Working on behalf of Kuafu Properties, HFF placed the floating-rate loan with Mack Real Estate Credit Strategies. Loan proceeds will facilitate the purchase of the fee simple interest in the property and fund pre-development costs towards construction of a luxury residential tower with approximately 40,000 square feet of retail space. Christopher Peck and Jay Marshall led HFF’s debt placement team.

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