BRYAN, TEXAS — Regional brokerage firm MMG Real Estate Advisors has arranged the sale of The Element at University Park, a 192-unit apartment complex in the Central Texas city of Bryan. Built in 2000, the property offers one- and two-bedroom units and an array of sports courts — basketball, volleyball, pickleball — in addition to a business center. Houston-based Lumen Capital sold the property to Hayden Properties for an undisclosed price. Harris Weber, Michael Moffitt, Michael Watson, Michael Miller and Thomas Skevington of MMG brokered the deal.
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AUSTIN, TEXAS — JLL has negotiated the sale of Research Park Plaza V, a 172,854-square-foot office building in northwest Austin. Completed in 2015, the four-story building was 85 percent leased at the time of sale to “institutional-quality” tenants such as Cadence Design Systems, which serves the semiconductor industry, and Planview, a global software company. Ryan Stevens, Drew Fuller and Jeff Coddington of JLL represented the seller, Atlanta-based REIT Cousins Properties (NYSE: CUZ), in the transaction. The buyer and sales price were not disclosed.
SAN ANTONIO — M Padel, a racquet sport concept, and Socceroof, an operator of indoor soccer facilities, have signed two industrial leases totaling 150,000 square feet in San Antonio. The sports companies will occupy the former distribution buildings at 6558 E. Campus Drive and 6422 E. Campus Drive on the city’s northeast side, which total 50,000 and 150,000 square feet, respectively. Giancarlo Carriero, Tommy Tran and Carey Chan of NAI Robert Lynn represented the tenants in the lease negotiations. The name and representative of the landlord were not disclosed.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS — April Housing, Blackstone Real Estate’s affordable housing division, is underway on the $21.5 million renovation of Mayfield Park, a 11-building, 240-unit complex in Arlington that was built in 2000. The renovation is part of a resyndication that will preserve the property’s affordability status for another 30 years. Upgrades will include new flooring and appliances, new water heaters and HVAC systems, fresh painting and lighting, accessibility improvements and enhancements to amenity spaces. Benton Design Group is the project architect, and ICON Builders is the general contractor.
HOUSTON — JLL has brokered the sale of Park Towers, a 552,550-square-foot office complex in Houston’s Galleria district. Park Towers comprises two 18-story buildings that were built in 1972 and renovated between 2016 and 2022. Amenities include a fitness center, tenant lounge with a game room, conference facilities, executive boardroom and a full-service deli. Rick Goings, Kevin McConn and Jonathan Napper of JLL represented the seller, Regent Properties, in the transaction. Susan Hill, also with JLL, led the team that arranged acquisition financing for the deal through Morgan Stanley on behalf of the buyer, Interra Capital Group. Park Towers was 89.5 percent leased at the time of the loan closing to tenants such as tax firm Ryan and Huntington Bank. The new ownership has tapped Transwestern to lease the property.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Concord Summit Capital, a South Florida-based intermediary, has arranged $50 million in construction financing for Vic Centre Apartments, a 268-unit multifamily project in Fort Worth. Vic Centre will be located on the city’s east side and will consist of nine three-story buildings that will house studio, one- and two-bedroom units. Specifics on the “premium” amenity package were not disclosed. David Larson and Keegan Burger of Concord Summit Capital arranged the financing, which includes both senior and mezzanine debt that was structured with an 80 percent loan-to-value ratio, on behalf of the sponsor, a partnership between Summa Terra Ventures and M13 Construction. The direct lender was not disclosed. Construction is underway and expected to be complete within 24 months.
DENTON, TEXAS — A partnership between Connecticut-based Spirit Investment Partners and Strategic Value Partners, which also operates out of Connecticut, has purchased Resia Rayzor Ranch, a 322-unit apartment community in the North Texas city of Denton. Built in 2024, Resia Rayzor Ranch consists of two buildings on a 3.1-acre site. Units come in one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans and have an average size of 792 square feet. Amenities include a pool, fitness center, pickleball and basketball courts, outdoor grilling and dining stations, coworking space and package lockers. Miami-based Resia previously owned the property, which was acquired as part of a two-property portfolio deal that included a 573-unit community in Houston. Jamie Leachman and Carter Wroblewski of JLL arranged acquisition financing for the deal through Oaktree Capital Management.
CELINA, TEXAS — Cedarwood Cos., an Ohio-based developer, has broken ground on Topaz at Light Farms Way, a 272-unit multifamily project in the North Texas city of Celina. The property will offer studio, one- and two-bedroom units, and amenities will include a pool, fitness center, dog park, playground, car care center and access to walking trails and green spaces. Cedarwood’s in-house general contracting team is handling construction of the project. The first residences are expected to be available for occupancy next summer.
HOUSTON — A partnership between Connecticut-based Spirit Investment Partners and Strategic Value Partners, which also operates out of Connecticut, has purchased Resia Ten Oaks, a 573-unit apartment community in West Houston. Built in 2024, the property offers one-, two- and three-bedroom units that according to Apartments.com range in size from 608 to 1,033 square feet. Amenities include a pool, fitness center, playground and a clubhouse. Jamie Leachman and Carter Wroblewski of JLL arranged acquisition financing for the deal through Oaktree Capital Management. The seller was Miami-based Resia. The new ownership has since rebranded the property.
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. — Talonvest Capital, a California-based intermediary, has arranged a $47.7 million permanent loan for a portfolio of six self-storage facilities in Texas. The number of units was not disclosed, but the portfolio spans more than 600,000 net rentable square feet. The facilities are located in Austin, McKinney, Frisco, Houston and Bee Cave. The borrower was a partnership between The Jenkins Organization, a Houston-based owner-operator, and Kansas-based Clark Investment Group The direct lender was not disclosed.
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