PITTSBURGH — Dick’s Sporting Goods (NYSE: DKS) reported 19.3 percent growth in same-store sales for its fiscal fourth quarter, which ended on Jan. 30, 2021, as well as a record-setting 9.3 percent sales growth for the full year 2020. In addition to posting healthy sales within its brick-and-mortar stores as customers sought home workout equipment in lieu of visiting gyms amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pittsburgh-based retailer also reported year-over-year growth of 100 percent across its online sales platform. E-commerce sales increased by 57 percent alone in the fourth quarter, though this figure represents a decline from the 95 percent growth in e-commerce sales that Dick’s Sporting Goods posted in its fiscal third quarter. The company recorded quarterly net sales of approximately $3.1 billion, nearly a 20 percent increase from the fourth quarter of 2019. Dick’s Sporting Goods also opened a number of new stores in 2020 in markets such as Houston, San Antonio, Atlanta, Cape Cod and metro Boston and now operates about 730 stores throughout the country. The company’s stock price opened at $72 per share on Thursday, March 11, up from $30.56 per share a year ago. “We’ve never had a year quite like 2020,” said Ed …
CINCINNATI — Stan Johnson Co. has brokered the sale of a 25,600-square-foot retail center located at 7074 Harrison Ave. in Cincinnati for $3 million. The property was 94 percent leased at the time of sale to seven tenants. Constructed in 2006, the two-story building sits on 2.3 acres. Patrick Metz of Stan Johnson represented the seller, a California-based private investor. MAGNA Properties, an Ohio-based individual investor, purchased the asset as part of a 1031 exchange. The sale reflects a cap rate of 9.1 percent.
FORT WAYNE, IND. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors has negotiated the sale of two retail properties in Fort Wayne for $11.8 million. Located at 407 W. Coliseum Blvd., the Shops at 407 spans 14,271 square feet. It was built in 2019 and is home to Mission BBQ, WingStop, CoreLife Eatery, Comcast and 5-Star Nutrition. The second property, named Corner Shoppes, is located at 401-407 E. Coliseum Blvd. Newly renovated and spanning 12,939 square feet, the building is home to Blaze Pizza, Red Wing Shoes, iCYRO, T-Mobile and Stanton Optical. Dylan Mallory and Jeff Lefko of Hanley represented the seller, a private partnership between Jackson Investment Group and McCormack Development. Daniel Waszak of Quantum Real Estate Advisors Inc. represented the buyer, a Mexico City-based private investor.
NAPLES, FLA. — JLL Capital Markets has brokered the sale of Mission Hills Shopping Center, a fully leased, 85,078-square-foot neighborhood shopping center anchored by Winn-Dixie in Naples. Brad Peterson, Whitaker Leonhardt and Tommy Isola of JLL represented the seller, Phillips Edison & Company Inc., a REIT based in Cincinnati. Slate Grocery REIT acquired the asset for an undisclosed price. Completed in 2005, Mission Hills Shopping Center was renovated in 2018 and features 17 service-oriented tenants, with 85 percent deemed “essential.” The center is situated on 18.8 acres at 7550 Mission Hills Drive, about 37 miles from Fort Myers. Toronto-based Slate Grocery REIT is an owner and operator of U.S. grocery-anchored real estate.
LAKE ELSINORE, CALIF. — Faris Lee Investments has arranged the $22.6 million sale of Central Plaza Shopping Center in Lake Elsinore, with the $2.8 million sale of ULTA Beauty as the last piece of the break-up strategy for asset. The seller was HFC/PRP Elsinore LLC. The names of the buyers were not released. The Faris Lee team arranged the sale of a total of seven different properties within the center to seven different buyers. The transactions include a single-tenant, net-leased Marshalls; a single-tenant, net-leased Panera Bread with drive-thru; a two-tenant pad occupied by Pieology and Ono Hawaiian BBQ; a single-tenant, net-leased Five Below; a single-tenant, net-leased Sketchers; a single-tenant, net-leased Miguel Jr.’s with drive-thru; and the single-tenant, net-leased ULTA Beauty. Situated on 7.3 acres, Central Plaza is a 66,000-square-foot retail center located at the junction of Interstate 15 and Central Avenue. Jeff Conover and Chris DePierro of Faris Lee Investments represented the seller in all the transactions.
ANAHEIM, CALIF. — CBRE has brokered the sale of a retail property located at 3430 W. Lincoln Ave. in Anaheim. Land Investments sold the asset to a Los Angeles-based private investor for $5.8 million. Grocery Outlet occupies the 26,414-square-foot building, which is situated on a two-acre lot. The asset is situated two miles south of Knott’s Berry Farm and six miles east of Disneyland. Alan Krueger and Vanessa Haddad of CBRE represented the buyer and seller in the transaction.
FRISCO, TEXAS — General contractor Talley Riggins Construction Group has broken ground on Shops at Creekside, a 20,130-square-foot retail project located at 13030 Preston Road in Frisco. Cross Architects is designing the project, and AOS Panther Creek LLC is the developer. Inroads Realty is leasing the project and has already secured commitments from Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea, Domino’s Pizza and a general dentistry practice. Construction of Phase I, which centers on the 13,250-square-foot main building, is underway. Construction of Phase II, which will feature a 6,880-square-foot building that could become a build-to-suit, is scheduled to begin in the coming weeks.
ST. PETE BEACH, FLA. — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the $2.6 million sale of Mulligan’s Plaza, a 18,750-square-foot retail property located in St. Pete Beach. Evan Cannan and James Medefind of Marcus & Millichap marketed the property on behalf of the seller, a private investor known as Mulligans Plaza LLC. Cannan and Medefind also represented and secured the undisclosed buyer, a private investor. According to Cannan, the property was closed at full list price and at a 5 percent cap rate. Mulligan’s Plaza is located at 9524 Blind Pass Road, approximately 27 miles from Tampa International Airport.
AUSTIN, TEXAS — Alamo Drafthouse Cinema has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and entered into an asset purchase agreement with its group of senior lenders that is led by California-based Altamont Capital Partners and Fortress Investment Group. The agreement involves the sale of “substantially all” of the company’s assets, though it remains unclear how many of its 41 theaters Alamo Drafthouse plans to close. As part of its filing, Alamo Drafthouse has asked the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware to approve a 75-day timeline for restructuring its debt and has secured $20 million in debtor-in-possession financing from its creditors to cover operational costs during that period. The company, which operates some of its theaters and franchises others, cited the COVID-19 pandemic’s “unprecedented and outsized impact upon the movie theater and dining industries” as the central driver behind its decision. Alamo Drafthouse, founded in Austin in 1997, was one of first entertainment concepts to bring elevated food and beverage offerings into the theater space.
SAVANNAH, GA. — New York-based Rothenberg-Rosenfield Inc. (RRI) has acquired Victory Station, a 64,164-square foot, Whole Foods Market-anchored shopping center situated at the corner of Harry S. Truman Parkway and Victory Drive in Savannah. RRI purchased the property from Clarion Partners for $24.7 million. Built in 2013, Victory Station is currently 96 percent leased with only one available space. The Whole Foods is the retailer’s only location in Savannah and one of only two specialty grocery stores in the entire trade area. The shopping center’s other national tenants include PetSmart, Chipotle Mexican Grill, T-Mobile and Zoe’s Kitchen. RRI is engaging Colliers International to lease and manage the property.