HOLLAND, MO. — NorthMarq Capital has arranged a $3 million loan for the refinancing of a retail building occupied by D&W Fresh Market in Holland in southeastern Missouri. The 62,139-square-foot retail property is located at 50 Douglas Ave. Susan Branscome of NorthMarq arranged the 20-year loan, which is fully amortized. A life insurance company provided the loan.
AMHERST, OHIO — EXP Realty Advisors has brokered the $1.3 million sale of a single-tenant property net leased to Dollar General in Amherst, about 30 miles west of Cleveland. The 9,100-square-foot building is located on a 1.4-acre lot at 1651 Cooper Foster Park Road. Andrew Greenberg of EXP Realty Advisors brokered the transaction. A southern California-based real estate investor completing a 1031 tax-deferred exchange purchased the asset at a cap rate of 6.3 percent. Dollar General has 11 years remaining on its lease.
Single-tenant, net leased (STNL) retail properties continue to be among the most highly sought-after real estate investments. This is particularly true in Colorado and California where supply and demand constraints have created sales with significant premiums. Investors are accustomed to paying low cap rates for single-tenant assets within California as these properties have historically traded for a significant premium in comparison to the rest of the nation. However, the premium associated with Colorado STNL retail properties is a fairly new phenomenon. This Colorado premium can be attributed to a considerable supply and demand imbalance. There are very few available STNL properties within Colorado, and substantial capital actively chases this product type. California-based 1031 exchange investors seeking higher yields and Colorado-based 1031 exchange investors selling multifamily properties at historic pricing (due to significant appreciation in rents and historically low cap rates) are spurring the increased demand. Colorado’s strong economy and recent population growth has also led to a lot of new development. This has impacted the quality of available properties, many of which are new construction with long-term leases. The median sold cap rate for a STNL retail property in Colorado was 6.02 percent in 2017. This represented a 38 basis …
FRISCO, TEXAS — Frisco, Texas-based Jamba Juice, which as of 2016 had about 875 locations across the country, has entered into an agreement to be acquired by Atlanta-based Focus Brands Inc. (FBI) for approximately $200 million. The terms of the agreement call for FBI to acquire Jamba Juice for $13 per share in cash. The deal is expected to close during the third quarter. Jamba Juice relocated to Texas from Emeryville, Calif., in May 2016. Focus Brands owns other restaurant chains, such as Schlotzsky’s, Moe’s Southwest Grill, Cinnabon and McAlister’s Deli.
KANSAS CITY, MO. — Rainbow 73 Wornall LLC, a local investment group headed by David Block of Block & Co. Inc. Realtors, has acquired a retail building and .58-acre land site in Kansas City for an undisclosed price. Pride Cleaners currently occupies the 3,000-square-foot building, which is located at 7300 Wornall Road. Block & Co. plans to redevelop the site as a multi-tenant retail center or freestanding restaurant. Pride Cleaners plans to relocate to the corner of 75th Street and Wornall Road. David Block and Marshal Blount of Block & Co. brokered the sale. SNSC Properties LLC was the seller.
RIALTO, CALIF. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors has arranged the sale of a recently constructed retail building located at 1877 N. Riverside Ave. in Rialto. Newport Beach-based Fountainhead Development sold the property to a Chatsworth-based private investor for $2.9 million, or nearly $1,700 per square foot. Bill Asher and Jeff Lefko of Hanley Investment represented the seller, while Ash Joshi of San Fernando-based Capital Realty Solutions Inc. represented the buyer in the deal. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf occupies the 1,710-square-foot building, which features a drive-thru lane, under a 15-year lease.
WINTER PARK, FLA. — Sterling Organization has sold Center of Winter Park in suburban Orlando to AEW Capital Management for $72.8 million. The 244,977-square-foot shopping center is located at the southwest corner of Orlando Avenue and Lee Road in Winter Park, roughly eight miles northeast of Orlando. Sterling’s value-add institutional fund, Sterling Value Add Partners LP, originally acquired the asset in 2013 for $27.7 million and re-tenanted the property after Kmart shuttered its store at the center in 2014. Sterling backfilled the vacant box with a Marshalls/HomeGoods combination store, Ross Dress for Less and DSW. An adjacent Office Depot was downsized to its smaller prototype and Five Below opened in what was Kmart’s garden center. Sterling Organization also upgraded the property’s façades, lighting, parking lot, signage and landscaping. In addition, the firm signed leases with Petco, Zoës Kitchen, Blaze Pizza, Tropical Smoothie Café, Great Clips, MetroPCS and Stretch Zone, and negotiated lease extensions with existing anchors LA Fitness and Michaels. Center of Winter Park was 97 percent occupied at the time of sale. HFF arranged the transaction on behalf of Sterling Organization.
HARRISBURG, N.C. — Lat Purser & Associates has arranged leases with five new tenants at Harris Square, a newly developed, 67,200-square-foot shopping center in Harrisburg, located 20 miles northeast of Charlotte. Burgerim, a fast-casual gourmet burger restaurant, will open a 1,800-square-foot location at the center this fall for one of its first locations in the Charlotte area. Chick-fil-A has leased an outparcel at Harris Square for a new restaurant. Construction on the store is expected to start this month, with an opening scheduled for the first quarter of 2019. Dough Re Mi Donuts has leased space at Harris Square for its first ever physical store. The locally owned and operated retailer will serve made-to-order doughnuts, cupcakes, doughnut parfaits, doughnut sundaes and specialty items such as bacon, egg and cheese on a doughnut when it opens later this month. The Groomery by PetSmart — a concept launched in 2017 — has leased 1,800 square feet at Harris Square for its first North Carolina store. The Groomery offers traditional pet grooming services as well as pampering “spaw” treatments and a self-service dog wash. The fifth tenant — Harrisburg Animal Hospital — has leased 2,400 square feet at the center, and is expected to open in …
NEW ORLEANS — O’Connor Capital Partners has signed three tenants to The Shops at Canal Place, an upscale, 260,000-square-foot shopping center in New Orleans. Louis Vuitton, Tory Burch and G Star Raw will each open their first and only Gulf Region locations at the center between now and the first quarter of 2019. The retailers join tenants such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Brooks Brothers, Tiffany & Co., lululemon athletica, Anthropologie and Vineyard Vines. Louis Vuitton will open a 4,000-square-foot store on the first floor of Canal Place in February 2019. Tory Burch will open a 2,300-square-foot location in mid-September. G Star Raw, a luxury denim brand, will open this September, concentrating on men’s apparel. O’Connor Capital Partners, which leases and manages Canal Place, is also planning a renovation program that will take place over the next two years. The New York-based firm has partnered with architectural firm Gensler to revitalize the property, transforming the aesthetics and implementing other capital improvements.
DELRAN, N.J. — Marcus & Millichap has negotiated the sale of a 10,000-square-foot net-leased retail property in Delran. The property, which is occupied by a day care franchisee, sold for $3.6 million. Michael Lombardi and Greg Babaian of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, a private investor, in the transaction. The seller was undisclosed.
