Retail

Evergreen Devco Sells Single-Tenant Retail Building in Phoenix for $2.7M

by Amy Works July 22, 2020

PHOENIX — Evergreen Devco has completed the disposition of a single-tenant retail building located at 15275 N. 35th Ave. in Phoenix. Vico Partners acquired the asset for $2.7 million. Wilhelm Automotive occupies the 5,569-square-foot building, which RKAA Architects designed. The building is part of Evergreen’s 211,745-square-foot redevelopment project in Phoenix. The company is converting the existing parking field at the formerly Kmart-anchored shopping center into five new pad developments. Situated on 3.7 acres, a Cube Smart self-storage facility anchors the project. Additional tenants include Black Rock Coffee and Salad and Go. Joseph Compagno, R. Max Bippus and Benjamin Farthing of CBRE’s Net Lease Property Group in Phoenix represented the seller, while Dylan Brown and Andrew Fosberg of CBRE Phoenix nad California-based Chris Van Keulen of CBRE represented the buyer in the deal.

July 22, 2020

Acquisitions California Retail Western

Duhs Commercial Brokers $8M Sale of Two Retail Buildings in Oceanside, California

by Amy Works July 22, 2020

OCEANSIDE, CALIF. — Duhs Commercial has arranged the sales of two retail buildings located in Oceanside for a total of $8 million. In the first transaction, an undisclosed buyer acquired a 3,000-square-foot retail space at 1888 Oceanside Blvd. for $2.6 million. Austin Dias and Rick Wu of Duhs Commercial represented the buyer in the acquisition and lease to 7-Eleven, while Henry Lee of Autowash Brokers represented the undisclosed seller in the deal. Andrew Pierson of Cushman & Wakefield represented the tenant in the lease transaction. In the second deal, Dias and Wu arranged the $5.4 million sale of a 2,450-square-foot retail space at 1990 Oceanside Blvd. Henry Lee of Autowash Brokers represented the undisclosed lessee of the property.

July 22, 2020

Development Maryland Retail Southeast

Sprouts Farmers Market to Open New Store in Baltimore on Wednesday

by Alex Tostado July 21, 2020

BALTIMORE — Sprouts Farmers Market will open a new store in Baltimore on Wednesday, July 22. The store, located at 3800 Boston St., will be the fifth location in Maryland for the Phoenix-based grocer. Sprouts is following CDC guidelines at the location, requiring employees to wear masks, promoting social distancing and installing plexiglass barriers at registers. The new Sprouts will be part of Collective at Canton, a 12-acre mixed-use development featuring multifamily units, an office building, hotel and retail and restaurant space. Developer 28 Walker is building the project. Ryan Wilner, Andrew Feldman and Mason Bernstein of KLNB are leading the retail leasing efforts for the development.

July 21, 2020

Leasing Activity New York Northeast Retail

Whole Foods Opens 60,245 SF Store at Manhattan’s Hudson Yards

by Taylor Williams July 21, 2020

NEW YORK CITY — Whole Foods Market has opened a 60,245-square-foot store at 450 W. 33rd St. in Manhattan’s 5.4 million-square-foot Hudson Yards mixed-use development. The store offers a cocktail bar that serves to-go drinks, a beauty and body care section and a convenience market at street level for customers needing a grab-and-go meal, snack or beverage. The store is the 14th in New York City for Austin-based Whole Foods.

July 21, 2020

Acquisitions Midwest Retail Wisconsin

Stan Johnson Co. Brokers $6M Sale of Walgreens-Occupied Property in Metro Milwaukee

by Kristin Harlow July 21, 2020

BROOKFIELD, WIS. — Stan Johnson Co. has brokered the sale of a 13,905-square-foot property occupied by Walgreens in Brookfield near Milwaukee. The single-tenant building sits on 2.4 acres at 15650 W. Greenfield Ave. and features a drive-thru. Walgreens has occupied this property for more than 20 years and recently extended its lease for another eight years. Mark Lovering and BJ Feller of Stan Johnson represented the seller, a Waukesha, Wis.-based developer. A Chicago-based buyer purchased the asset for $6 million.

July 21, 2020

Acquisitions Illinois Midwest Retail

Marcus & Millichap Negotiates $5.7M Sale of Retail Building in Bolingbrook, Illinois

by Kristin Harlow July 21, 2020

BOLINGBROOK, ILL. — Marcus & Millichap has negotiated the sale of a 9,850-square-foot retail building in Bolingbrook for $5.7 million. Aspen Dental and Potbelly anchor the property, which is located at 215 N. Weber Road. It serves as an outlot to Meijer. Austin Weisenbeck and Sean Sharko of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, a local developer. An out-of-state investor group purchased the asset. Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp. arranged acquisition financing.

July 21, 2020

Acquisitions Arizona Net Lease Retail Western

NKF Brokers $9M Sale of Shoppes at Legacy in Mesa, Arizona

by Amy Works July 21, 2020

MESA, ARIZ. — Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) has arranged the sale of Shoppes at Legacy, a retail center located at 5609 E. McKellips Road in Mesa. An affiliate of YAM Properties sold the asset to Sperry Equities for $9 million, or $166.17 per square foot. Built in 2006, Shoppes at Legacy features 54,160 square feet of retail space. At the time of sale, the retail center was 90 percent occupied by a variety of tenants, including Cigna Medical Group and Pita Jungle. The transaction included a freestanding building occupied by Auto Zone on a triple-net lease and a Verizon cell tower. Jesse Goldsmith, Steve Julius and Chase Dorsett of NKF represented the seller and buyer in the deal.

July 21, 2020

Market Reports New Mexico Retail Western Western Market Reports

New Mexico Retail Pauses, But Should Return After COVID-19

by Jeff Shaw July 21, 2020

By George Chronis, Senior Advisor, SVN/Walt Arnold Commercial Brokerage New Mexico retail has been negatively impacted by the state’s stay-at-home order due to the coronavirus. The retail industry was looking pretty promising with robust sales and leasing activity in 2019 and at the beginning of 2020 – New Mexico included. I thought we were off to a good start with several developments near completion, several in progress and several more to begin in 2020. The full economic impact of shuttering our economy for two months or more won’t be known for quite some time. General retail, gyms, restaurants and soft good retailers have been hit the hardest. I have recently consulted with landlords, tenants and developers who have active projects throughout the state. Developers and landlords in the Permian Basin have been hit especially hard by a double whammy. This includes New Mexico’s stay-at-home order, which was compounded by lower global demand for crude oil and the price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia. We shall see who emerges and reopens for business when the stay-at-home order is lifted. There will be some opportunities to expand for those who still have strong financial positions after all this passes. Many landlords …

July 21, 2020

California Company News Leasing Activity Retail Top Stories Western

Parent Company of Men’s Wearhouse, Jos. A. Bank to Shutter Up to 500 Stores, Cut Staff by 20 Percent

by John Nelson July 21, 2020

FREMONT, CALIF. — Tailored Brands, the parent company of professional menswear retailers Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank, has announced a corporate restructuring that entails closing up to 500 stores. The Fremont-based firm says the “unprecedented and industry-wide” disruption caused by the COVID-19 outbreak was the catalyst behind the move. Tailored Brands has identified the 500 stores but did not disclose the retailers, locations or timing of those closures. Other brands in Tailored’s umbrella include K&G and Moores Clothing for Men. The company had 1,445 U.S. stores as of May 2, 2020 totaling 9.1 million square feet. Additionally, Tailored Brands (NYSE: TLRD) plans to cut expenses by reducing its staff by 20 percent by early August. The company expects severance payments and other termination costs to total $6 million. The economic harm stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic is having an outsized impact on the company’s revenue stream. In its first-quarter fiscal business update, Tailored Brands reported that for the period between Feb. 1 and May 2, net sales were down 60.4 percent year-over-year. Its e-commerce revenue, which includes rental services, was down 31.9 percent during the same period. Going forward the company will focus on its e-commerce platform and revised …

July 21, 2020

Development Florida Mixed-Use Retail Southeast

Skanska USA Completes $92M Renovation of St. Petersburg Pier, Adds New Shops and Restaurants

by Alex Tostado July 20, 2020

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. — Skanska USA has completed a $92 million renovation of the historic St. Petersburg Pier on behalf of the City of St. Petersburg. The 26-acre area now includes 44,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, including the St. Pete Museum of History and Tampa Bay Watch Discovery Center. Other tenants include The Driftwood Café; Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille; Spa Beach Bistro; Teak, a waterfront restaurant; and Pier Teaki, a rooftop bar. The five-story Pierhead building includes shops and a fishing platform. The pier area also includes the 35,000-square-foot Pier Plaza, which includes a playground, splash pad and seating areas. The 1,400-foot St. Petersburg Pier, which juts out into Tampa Bay, was originally built in 1889 and is the eighth pier in the city’s history. Rogers Partners, ASD | SKY and landscape architect Ken Smith Workshop designed the project.

July 20, 2020

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