Retail

CINCO RANCH — Palm Beach, Fla.-based Sterling Organization and Canada-based RioCan have acquired the 97,761-square-foot The Market at Village Center, a Class A retail power center located at the northwest corner of Grand Parkway/Highway 99 and Westheimer Parkway in the 7,600-acre master-planned Cinco Ranch. Sterling purchased the center for $17 million from Houston-based Property Commerce in an off-market transaction. The property is 97 percent leased to tenants such as HomeGoods, Michaels, OfficeMax, Mattress Giant, Massage Envy, RadioShack, Supercuts, Sally Beauty Supply and Which Wich.

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STUDIO CITY, CALIF. — A single-tenant building in Studio City that is currently leased to Bank of America has received $6.6 million in permanent refinancing. The 14,245-square-foot building was constructed in 1973 and resides at 12223 Ventura Blvd. Bank of America has 11 years remaining on the lease, with two five-year extension options. The hybrid loan has a 10-year term, a 30-year amortization schedule and a 54 percent loan to value. It has a 4.6 percent fixed interest rate for the first five years, after which it converts to an adjustable rate. The loan was originated by J.M. Grimaldi of Continental Funding Group.

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SANTEE, CALIF. – A 14,758-square-foot building that is currently occupied by Walgreens has sold to Santee CL, LLC with Mabie & Mintz as a general partner. The property was sold for $8.7 million from its original developer, Interra-Vision, LLC c/o Interra Development Partners, LLC. The acquisition was included as part of an exchange from the buyer’s sale of the Colima Linda Apartments in San Diego. Santee CL was represented by Cassidy Turley BRE Commercial’s Chris Rink. Daniel Hyman of Millennium Properties represented Interra-Vision in this transaction.

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DALLAS — Pie Five Pizza Co. has opened its fifth location, a 2,100-square-foot restaurant located at 15250 North Dallas Parkway in Dallas. The restaurant is the fifth restaurant in the chain's 7 months of operation. There are currently two other Pie Fives in construction in Carrollton and Arlington, and the company hopes to have eight locations by its 1-year anniversary in June.

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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — PCCP has provided a $16 million senior loan to recapitalize the 367,623-square-foot University Mall, located at the intersection of Route 15/501 and South Estes Drive in Chapel Hill, which is owned by Madison Marquette. Dillard's, Rose's, Harris Teeter and A Southern Season anchor the shopping center, which is 89 percent leased. Madison Marquette plans to invest an additional $7.5 million in capital to continue the property's repositioning and value enhancement strategy. Mark Remington and Jordan Lex of HFF's Washington, D.C., office arranged the financing.

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CHICAGO — Chicago-based Structured Development has signed leases with PetSmart and buybuyBaby to occupy 45,000 square feet at 1415 N. Kingsbury St., a 2.3-acre retail development that will break ground early this year in Chicago. The Kingsbury Center project will also include an additional 8,500 square feet of retail space for lease. Structured Development moved forward with the project after its partner, Commonfund of Wilton, Conn., withdrew from the LLC. Structured paid off the existing PNC loan through a refinancing provided by The Private Bank in the amount of $14 million.

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NEW YORK CITY — The final hurdle has been cleared for the construction of a 74,000-square-foot supermarket and 79,000-square-foot retail center at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The U.S. Army has agreed to transfer the navy yard's six-acre Admirals Row site to New York City. The city plans to turn the property over to Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp. for redevelopment. Plans for the project also include new industrial space and the rehabilitation of long-neglected buildings. The historic timber shed and residential home, will be used for retail or office space. The project will break ground this year.

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