Texas

SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio-based LYND has partnered with Miami Lakes, Fla.-based Florida Venture Partners (FVP) to acquire 11 distressed multifamily properties with a loan balance of $200 million. The properties total 3,241 units and are located in seven states: Texas, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Virginia, Colorado and California. LYND used capital from a co-investment fund for the acquisition. LYND and FVP plan to rehabilitate the properties and hold them for multiple years. CBRE brokered the court-appointed receivership sale.

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STILLWATER, OKLA. — Oklahoma State University (OSU) and A&M Board of Regents have selected Tulsa, Okla.-based KSQ Architects to design a new, $42 million residential hall serving the students of OSU in Stillwater. The new community will replace Kerr-Drummond Hall on the site of Kaye Barrett Droke Track on Hall of Fame Avenue at Cleveland Street. The project will feature 800-900 rooms.

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MOORE, OKLA. — Inland Real Estate Acquisitions has acquired The Shops at Moore, a 259,996-square-foot shopping center located in Moore, for $38.75 million. JC Penney anchors the center, which includes other tenants such as Ross Dress for Less, Best Buy, Bed Bath & Beyond, Office Depot, Hobby Lobby, Famous Footwear and Rue21. Inland was self-represented in the transaction by Matt Tice.

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COLLEGE STATION — ARA National Student Housing Group has arranged the sale of The Zone and The Enclave, two student housing properties serving the students of Texas A&M in College Station. The Zone is a 240-unit, 588-bed property featuring a resort-style pool, fitness center, tanning facilities, basketball and volleyball courts, game room with billiards and a business center. The Enclave is a 340-unit, 536-bed property featuring a resort-style pool, tanning facilities, a basketball court and a sand volleyball court. Chris Bancroft, Chris Epp and Kelly Witherspoon of ARA represented the sellers in the transaction. Both properties are 98 percent occupied. The buyer was Horizon Realty Advisors.

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HOUSTON — Transwestern has brokered the sale of 3355 West Alabama, a 236,932-square-foot office tower located between Greenway Plaza and River Oaks in Houston. Ken Page and Scott Myers of Transwestern represented the seller, KBS Realty Advisors, in the transaction. The buyer, Granite Properties, was self-represented by Will Hendrickson and Paul Bennett.

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