ADAMSVILLE & JASPER, ALA. — The Shopping Center Group facilitated the sale of two former Food World buildings, located in Adamsville and Jasper, on behalf of INSOUTH Bank to Yazoo City, Miss.-based Action Properties. The two REO properties total 105,000 square feet. In Adamsville, the 45,720-square-foot property is located at the 4.4-acre West County Marketplace. Tenants include Goody's, Cato, Dollar Tree, Hibbett Sports and Anytime Fitness. In Jasper, the 60,000-square-foot property is situated on approximately 6 acres at the southeast quadrant of US Highway 78 and Airport Road, across from Jasper Square Shopping Center. Tenants include Ashley Home Furniture, Pet Depot, CVS/pharmacy and Burger King. Will Akin and Neal Owens of the Birmingham, Ala., office orchestrated the transactions.
MIAMI — Pebblebrook Hotel Trust has acquired the 148-room Viceroy Miami, located on Brickell Avenue in downtown Miami, for $36.5 million. Amenities of the hotel include a 28,000-square-foot spa, 4,000 square feet of meeting space and a two-acre outdoor park that includes a wading pool, thermal hot tub and Olympic-length lap and recreational infinity pool overlooking Biscayne Bay. Viceroy Hotel Group will continue to manage the property.
LAND O' LAKES, FLA. — Collier Commons of Pasco has sold the 187,132-square-foot Collier Commons Shopping Center, located at the intersection of State Road 54 and Collier Parkway in Land O' Lakes, to Lakeland, Fla.-based Publix Supermarkets for $28 million. The center is anchored by a 60,667-square-foot Publix and a 66,355-square-foot Belk. Other tenants include Walgreens, Chili's and Verizon. Karl Johnston of The Capital Markets Group of Cushman & Wakefield's Jacksonville, Fla., office and Patrick Berman of the Tampa, Fla., office represented the seller and the buyer was self-represented.
MT. PLEASANT, S.C. — Woodfield Investors has acquired 32 acres of land in Wando Park in Mt. Pleasant to develop the 258-unit Woodfield Long Point. Amenities will include a 7,300-square-foot clubhouse, world class fitness center, business office, yoga room and a media center. The project development includes The Housing Studio as the architect, Seamon Whiteside + Associates as the civil engineer, Design Resource Group as the land planner and CF Evans as the general contractor.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Bell Fund III and a group of private investors have acquired the 232-unit Arbors at Landmark Apartments, located in Greensboro, for $17.4 million from Landmark SCP and Landmark MCT, who are managed by Montgomery, Ala.-based B&M Management. Bell plans to renovate the property by upgrading some of the apartments, remodeling the clubhouse, purchasing new equipment for the fitness center and re-landscaping. The complex will also be renamed Bell Bridford. David Gutting of Jones Lang LaSalle's Atlanta office brokered the transaction.
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. — The 22-room Grayl's Hotel, located in downtown St. Petersburg, has been sold for $1.85 million. Birchwood Inn LLC purchased the hotel from Cornerstone Community Bank, who recently acquired the property in an online foreclosure. Birchwood Inn LLC plans to renovate the hotel and rename it Birchwood Inn. The Arcus Group will be the architect on the project and Southwind Hospitality will provide hotel and restaurant management. Michael Heretick of St. Petersburg-based Vector Realty represented the buyer in the transaction.
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A local investment group has purchased the 57,000-square-foot Biltmore School Building, located on Hendersonville Road in Asheville, to restore the structure and create professional office space. Rick Grant of Asheville-based Beverly-Grant is leading the development team and Alan McGuinn of CJMW Architecture's Asheville office will oversee the project, which will include restoring the facade with original design elements and upgrading major systems including plumbing, electrical and high-efficiency HVAC. The total expected cost is $12 million.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. — Good Roads has purchased the 70,000-square-foot industrial building, located at 5360 NW 35th Ave. in Fort Lauderdale, for $4.5 million. The building is located in the Fort Lauderdale Commerce Center. Two tenants occupy 20,000 square feet in the building and Good Roads will move into the remaining 50,000 square feet. Chris Metzger and Rick Etner of Cushman & Wakefield's Fort Lauderdale office, and Sky Groden, Christopher Thomson and Justin Cope of the Palm Beach Gardens office, represented the seller, Nat and Sam Butters.
CHARLOTTE, N.C., AND GREENWOOD, S.C. — Berkeley Capital Advisors has brokered two neighborhood shopping center sales. The first property is Independence Square, a 139,361-square-foot neighborhood center located in Charlotte. Major tenants include Super Global Mart, Rugged Warehouse, Harbor Freight Tools, Dollar General, Dots, Bank of America and Ruby Tuesday. Occupancy was 95 percent at the time of closing. The second property was Food Lion Plaza, a 48,466-square-foot neighborhood center located in Greenwood. Anchored by Food Lion, the property was 85 percent occupied at closing. The Berkeley team of Rob Carter, David Webb and Alex Quarrier arranged both deals.
ALPHARETTA, GA. — Addison Place, a 44,293-square-foot retail center, has sold for $2.6 million. Located on Jones Bridge Road in John's Creek, the shopping center is positioned adjacent to a CVS/pharmacy and its lead tenant is Bonefish Grille. Craig Taylor of CB Richard Ellis' private client group represented the seller, P.I. Holdings, Inc., a division of BBVA Compass Bank. The buyer was Addison Place Ventures LLC.