Retail

FORESTVILLE, MD. — Morgan Property Group has sold a 19,620-square-foot retail property, located at the intersection of Marlboro Pike and Donnell Drive in Forestville, to Scottsdale-Miller Associates LP II and HHL & HL-Indiana for $10.8 million. The property is leased to Walgreens and Sherwin Williams. Dean Zang of Marcus & Millichap's Philadelphia office represented both parties in the transaction.

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HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. — Four tenants have signed new leases at Port Clinton Square, a retail center in Highland Park. Flywheel Sports, a cycle fitness center, will occupy 5,100 square feet; Edward Jones, a financial planning company, will occupy 1,244 square feet; Highland Park Chiropractic has leased 1,789 square feet; and Mathnasium, a math tutoring center, has signed a lease for 1,510 square feet. Steve Schwartz of Baum Realty Group's Chicago office represented the landlord, a private partnership, in the transaction.

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FRISCO — Del Taco has purchased a 36,000-square-foot retail pad site in Hickory Center at Preston, a shopping center located on the southwest corner of Preston Road and Gary Burns Drive in Frisco, for a new Del Taco restaurant. Ken Reimer and Amy Pjetrovic-Hunnicut of Venture Commercial Real Estate's Dallas office and Joe Gampper of Dallas-based Integral Real Estate Services represented the seller, Allegiance Frisco, in the transaction. Steve Ewing of EDGE Realty Partners represented the buyer.

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BROOMFIELD, AURORA, COLO. – The Gateway Square and Salida Shops 2 strip centers have been sold by Robert Edwards and Tom Ethington of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors. Salida Shops 2 in Aurora is fully leased, while Gateway Square in Broomfield was 88 percent leased at the times of sale. Gateway Square sold for 100 percent of its list price, or $277 per square foot. Salida sold for $2,657,214, or $400 per square foot. Edwards and Ethington represented the sellers on these transactions.

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ST. LOUIS — Farmington Hills, Mich.-based Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust (NYSE:RPT) has acquired Town & Country Crossing shopping center in St. Louis for $37.8 million. The 282,000-square-foot shopping center, of which 145,000 square feet is now owned by Ramco-Gershenson, is 81 percent leased and tenants include Target, Whole Foods, Sprint and PNC Bank. The Target store will remain the property of Target. Paul Hilton, Mike Hanrahan and Chase Young of Cassidy Turley represented the seller, TNC Investors, in the transaction. Ramco-Gershenson represented itself in the deal.

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MILWAUKEE, WIS. —Waukesha, Wis.-based The Redmond Co. has completed construction of a new facade for a Save-A-Lot store, located at 4821 N. 76th St. in Milwaukee. According to the Redmond Co., the 80 linear foot project was designed to maximize the store's signage and create a more prominent entry way. The project included a new storefront, masonry and lighting.

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BURLINGTON, VT. — City Sports, an athletic gear chain, will open a new store in Burlington next summer, marking the Boston-based brand's latest retail venture in New England and its first in the Green Mountain state. Scheduled for a June 2012 opening, the City Sports store will be located at 35 Church St., part of the Church Street Marketplace. City Sports will occupy the first-floor space of a former Borders book store. The Burlington shop will be City Sports' second store to open in the New England area in under a year, joining the Wellesley, Mass. location that opened in September 2011.

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