Virginia

WOODBRIDGE, VA. — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the $8.9 million sale of Woodbridge Square, a 42,881-square-foot shopping center located on 5.1 acres at 13179-13291 Occoquan Road in Woodbridge, roughly 20 miles outside of Washington, D.C. Built in 1990, the property was fully leased at the time of sale to 17 tenants including Dollar General, La Despensa, Top Nails and Teresa Jewelry. Dean Zang of Marcus & Millichap’s Washington, D.C., office represented the seller, a private investor based in Washington state. Zang and Marcus & Millichap’s TZD Retail team secured the buyer, a private limited liability company completing a 1031 exchange. Infinity Realty represented the buyer in the transaction. Bryn Merrey of Marcus & Millichap’s Mid-Atlantic offices was the broker of record for the transaction.

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CHESTERFIELD, VA. — SunTrust Bank has provided $21.2 million in financing to add independent living cottages and home healthcare services to Lucy Corr Village, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in the Richmond suburb of Chesterfield. Originally a skilled nursing facility, the nonprofit Lucy Corr Village is now the only seniors housing community south of the James River that offers the full continuum of care, according to the owners. SunTrust structured three separate loans to refinance Lucy Corr’s existing bond debt, resulting in interest cost savings that can be used for the future projects. This is the third time in the last decade that Lucy Corr Village has added new independent living units. The number of units in the expansion and other details were not disclosed.

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BLACKSBURG, VA. — Phillips Realty Capital has secured an $18.7 million construction loan for a new Residence Inn adjacent to the Virginia Tech campus in Blacksburg. The new Marriott-branded hotel will sit at the corner of University City Boulevard and Prices Fork Road. The six-story, 126-room hotel will feature fully equipped kitchens and living rooms, an indoor pool and a 24/7 workout room. The new hotel will help anchor University Crossroads, a mixed-use redevelopment near Virginia Tech’s visitors center and main entrance. Brian Boland of Phillips Realty Capital arranged the financing through a regional bank on behalf of the borrowers, Newport Hospitality Group Inc. and Collegiate Inn of Blacksburg LLC. The hotel is scheduled to open in mid-2018.

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CHANTILLY, VA. — Akridge has sold The Preserve at Westfields in Chantilly to Elm Street Development and Northwood Ravin. Prior to the sale, Akridge had the site rezoned from 1.2 million square feet of office to mixed-use within Westfields. Westfields is located just south of Dulles International Airport off of Route 28 in Fairfax County. The development includes 155 townhomes, up to 650 multifamily units and up to 15,000 square feet of retail space. Situated next to the planned Wegmans retail development, the project will also include an amphitheater, pavilion, nature trail and lake. Elm Street will develop the townhome component, and Northwood Ravin will develop the multifamily and retail components. John Sheridan and Nathan Barth of CBRE represented Akridge in the sale of The Preserve’s multifamily and retail components to Northwood Ravin. Construction is slated to begin this month, with the first townhome scheduled to deliver in the summer of 2017. The multifamily project will include luxury finishes and amenities such as a resort-style spa, a health club featuring workout options such as yoga and crossfit, resident co-working space, a pet run and spa and retail shops. Construction on the first phase of the multifamily development is expected to …

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TAMPA, FLA. — Robbins/Electra America LLC (REM), a joint venture between Robbins Property Associates and its investment partner Electra America, has purchased a 12-property multifamily portfolio in North Carolina and Virginia for more than $400 million. Totaling 3143 units, the communities include seven properties in the Charlotte area, four in metro Raleigh and one in Richmond, Va. The new ownership is planning a multimillion-dollar investment program to upgrade the properties’ kitchens, bathrooms, fixtures, lighting and flooring. Berkadia Commercial Mortgage LLC arranged acquisition financing through Freddie Mac on behalf of REM. With this transaction, REM owns and manages 57 apartment communities totaling 16,689 units.

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NEWPORT NEWS, VA. — Savills Studley has arranged the $64 million sale of City Center at Oyster Point, a nine-building mixed-use property located in the Oyster Point District in Newport News. The development was built as a public-private partnership between nine local partners, joint venture equity partner Northwestern Mutual and the city of Newport News. Patricia Earnest, Lindsay Stroud and Stephanie Lynch of Savills Studley, along with local brokerage partner Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate, represented the local partners and Northwestern Mutual in the sale of City Center at Oyster Point to the newly formed Point Hope LLC. The project includes nearly 575,000 square feet of office and retail space, three publicly owned parking garages, 2,700 parking spaces and a 50,000-square-foot conference center managed by Marriott International. The property’s tenants include PNC Bank, Riverside Health System, Morgan Stanley, city of Newport News, The Boeing Co., Siemens and Progressive Casualty. The Peninsula Division of TowneBank and Union Bank & Trust provided acquisition financing for the transaction.

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SUNBURY, PA. — Weis Markets Inc., a Mid-Atlantic grocery retailer, has reached an agreement with Food Lion LLC to purchase 38 Food Lion supermarket locations in Maryland, Virginia and Delaware. The assets include 21 stores in Maryland, 13 in Virginia and four in Delaware. This transaction marks Weis Markets’ entry into Virginia and Delaware. Upon completion of the transaction and the purchase of five Mars Super Markets in Baltimore County, Weis will have increased its store count by 25 percent and will operate 202 stores in seven states — Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, New York, New Jersey, Delaware and West Virginia. Weis Markets will convert the 38 stores to its brand upon completion of the transaction. The portfolio sale is part of a previously announced merger agreement between Delhaize Group, a Belgian food retailer with a presence in seven countries on three continents, and Koninklijke Ahold, a Dutch food retailer whose grocery brands include Stop & Shop and GIANT. The international retailers have agreed for their U.S. subsidiaries to sell 86 of their stores to other food retailers such as Sunbury-based Weis Markets.

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RICHMOND, VA. — Colliers International has arranged the $81 million sale of a three-property, 818-unit multifamily portfolio in Richmond. The properties include Champions Club, Park West End and Hickory Creek. Will Mathews, Jason Hetherington, Bruce Milam and Jackie Noel of Colliers’ east region multifamily advisory group represented the seller, CORE Realty Holdings Management, in the transaction. Richmond-based McCann Realty Partners purchased the 294-unit Hickory Creek, while Irvine, Calif.-based MDO Capital purchased Champions Club and Park West End Apartments.

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WOODBRIDGE, VA. — The JBG Cos. has signed seven new retailers and restaurants at Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center, a 482,631-square-foot retail center located in the Washington, D.C., suburb of Woodbridge. The new tenants include a 4,026–square-foot Brew Republic Bierwerks; a 2,256-square-foot Duck Donuts; a 2,693-square-foot BurgerFI; a 1,255-square-foot Sushi Jin Next Door; a 5,561-square-foot Lane Bryant; a 3,201-square-foot Massage Envy; and a 3,354-square-foot Sleep Number. BurgerFI, Sushi Jin Next Door, Lane Bryant and Massage Envy are already open. Brew Republic Bierwerks, Duck Donuts and Sleep Number will open later this summer. Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center is now 93 percent leased to tenants such as Apple, REI, DSW Shoe Warehouse, Orvis, Uncle Julio’s and South Moon Under.

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NEWTON, MASS. — Senior Housing Properties Trust (SNH) has acquired seven seniors housing communities from Five Star Quality Care for $112.4 million. Five Star will continue to operate the communities as part of the sale-leaseback deal. The portfolio totals 545 units in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. The lease with Five Star expires at the end of 2028 and includes renewal options. Five Star intends to use the proceeds it receives from the sale-leaseback transaction to repay in full amounts outstanding under its secured revolving credit facility, which had $60 million outstanding on June 28, 2016, and for general business purposes. The initial annual rent payable to SNH under the lease will be $8.4 million per year, resulting in an approximate capitalization rate of 7.5 percent. Starting after 2017, the rent may increase based upon a percentage of gross revenue increases realized by operations at the leased communities. SNH funded the purchase of the seven communities with cash on hand and drawings under its $1 billion unsecured revolving credit facility. Five Star was formerly SNH’s wholly owned subsidiary and both companies are based in Newton.

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