RICHARDSON, TEXAS — Tom+Chee will join KDC’s 186-acre CityLine mixed-use development in Richardson. The restaurant is famous for its grilled cheese donut and is expected to open in May 2015. CityLine will be the first Texas location of Tom+Chee. Corey Ward and Trew Quackenbush founded the restaurant with the aim of becoming the quintessential grilled cheese and tomato soup shop. The 2,400-square-foot location will be located across from Aloft Hotel and will open in May 2015.
HOUSTON — Oliver McMillan has announced 23 new retailers will join Houston’s River Oak’s District mixed-use development. The retailers are Akris, American Food and Beverage, Anne Fontaine, BONOBOS, Brioni, Brunello Cucinelli, Canali, Chopard, De Bouelle Diamond & Jewelry, Diptyque, Dolce & Gabbana, Etro, Giuseppe Zanotti, INTERMIX, John Lobb’s, Kiton, Le Colonial, L’Occitane’s, Moncler, Roberto Cavalli, Taverna, Thirteen Pies and Toulouse Café and Bar. River Oaks District is a mixed-use development on 14 acres located inside Loop 610 in Houston. The development is set to open in 2015.
GLENDALE, ARIZ. – TriGate Capital has purchased Gateway Village, a 126,286-square-foot shopping center in Glendale. The acquisition was part of a national retail property portfolio buy, valued at $53 million. The center is located at 5932-6070 W. Bell Road. It is 80 percent leased to tenants like Stein Mart, All America Pool & Patio, Cox Communications and Fast Signs. Gateway Village is the largest property in the retail portfolio, which also includes shopping centers in Pennsylvania, Georgia, South Carolina and Missouri. The seller, PDSI, was represented by Michael Hackett and Ryan Schubert of Cassidy Turley.
BURLINGTON, N.J. — Cronheim Mortgage has secured $30 million in financing for a Walmart Supercenter-anchored retail center in Burlington. The loan was structured with a 10-year term and a 30-year amortization schedule. The 380,383-square-foot Liberty Square Center is part of Purchase, N.Y.-based National Realty & Development Corp.’s 22 million-square-foot portfolio. The retail center is anchored by Marshalls, Acme Supermarket, Toys ‘R’ Us and Walmart Supercenter. Andrew Stewart, Dev Morris and Allison Moravec of Cronheim secured the loan, which was placed with Voya Investment Management.
ATLANTA — Ackerman & Co., in partnership with The Meddin Co., has brokered the $11 million sale of Glenwood Park Retail in Atlanta. The seven-building, 48,515-square-foot property was more than 83 percent occupied at the time of sale to tenants such as Gunshow, Vickery’s and The Shed. Shea Meddin of Ackerman & Co., along with Stuart Meddin of The Meddin Co., represented the seller, Glenwood Park Builder LLC. The buyer was Coro Realty Advisors LLC.
PERRYSBURG, OHIO — Reichle Klein Group has arranged the lease of a 30,000-square-foot retail building for Planet Fitness in Perrysburg, approximately 11 miles southwest of Toledo. The building is located within the Shoppes at South Boundary shopping center at 100 E. South Boundary St. The new fitness facility will open in the first quarter of 2015. Duke Wheeler and Kurt Pollex of Reichle Klein Group represented the tenant in the transaction.
IRVINE, CALIF. — KZ DevCo LP has announced plans to build 13 new CVS/Health and Longs drugstores in Hawaii and Southern California. This totals about $150-million worth of construction in the pipeline. KZ DevCo completed construction on five CVS Health/Longs Drugs stores in Hawaii and California this past year. The full-service commercial real estate development firm anticipates it will complete three more outposts in 2015, valued at more than $25 million. Some of the 13 new drugstores will be delivered to Murrieta, Chula Vista and Long Beach, Calif. They will also be completed on the islands of Oahu, Kauai and Maui, as well as on the Big Island. Though Longs was acquired by CVS/Health in 2008, the chain still exists in Hawaii. Once the current pipeline is cleared, KZ will have delivered a total of more than 45 CVS/Health and Long’s Drugs stores. Irvine, Calif.-based KZ DevCo specializes in shopping center development, single-tenant representation, property management and construction management.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Family Center at Taylorsville, a 779,000-square-foot regional power center, has received $45 million in post-closing acquisition financing. The center is located at 5400 South and Redwood in the suburb of Taylorsville, less than nine miles south of Downtown Salt Lake City. Notable tenants at the Family Center include Jo-Ann Fabrics & Craft, Ross Dress for Less, Pet Smart, 24-Hour Fitness, Shopko, Guitar Center, Texas Roadhouse, Jamba Juice and Chick-fil-A. The three-year, floating-rate loan was arranged by HFF’s Jim Curtin on behalf of TriGate Capital. The loan was provided by Wells Fargo Bank. Proceeds were used to acquire the center.
CHICAGO — The Boulder Group has arranged the $7.1 million sale of a Gino’s East restaurant property in Chicago. The asset is located at 500 N. LaSalle St. in Chicago’s River North neighborhood. The three-story, 17,400-square-foot building is constructed of brick, wood and masonry. Gino’s East recently invested $1 million for tenant improvements to the building. The property is a relocation of the restaurant’s former flagship location in the area. There are nine years remaining on the Gino’s East lease, which expires in July 2023. Randy Blankstein and Jimmy Goodman of The Boulder Group represented the seller, Frontline Real Estate Partners. Matthew Berres of JLL represented the buyer, an affiliate of a Midwest-based real estate investment fund.
LAFAYETTE, IND. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $5.8 million sale of a Home Depot ground lease in Lafayette. The 133,868-square-foot, net-leased property is located at 311 Sagamore Parkway N. Home Depot has approximately 12 years of term left on its lease, which is corporately guaranteed. Craig Fuller, Scott Wiles and Erin Patton of Marcus & Millichap’s Cleveland and Columbus office represented the seller, a developer, and the buyer, a limited liability company. Josh Caruana, an Indiana broker of record, assisted in closing the transaction.
