Texas

PCCP Originates $36.5M Loan for Refinancing of Houston Apartments

by Taylor Williams May 13, 2019

HOUSTON — Los Angeles-based PCCP has originated a $36.5 million senior loan for the refinancing of Bayou on the Bend, a 241-unit apartment community located in the River Oaks submarket of Houston. Built on 3.6 acres, the property offers studio, one- two- and three-bedroom units averaging 1,161 square feet. Amenities include two pools, a fitness center, business center, game room and outdoor grilling areas. Adam Allen and Ben Johnson of Newmark Knight Frank placed the debt with PCCP on behalf of the borrower, Arel Capital, which acquired the asset in 2017. Bayou on the Bend was 87 percent occupied at the time of the loan closing.

May 13, 2019

Industrial Leasing Activity Texas

NAI Partners Negotiates 17,850 SF Industrial Lease in Austin

by Taylor Williams May 13, 2019

AUSTIN, TEXAS — NAI Partners has negotiated a 17,850-square-foot industrial lease for Beacon Roofing Supply Inc. at 20 Strandtman Cove in Austin. Troy Martin of NAI Partners represented the tenant, which distributes roofing and building supplies, in the lease negotiations. Adam Green of Stream Realty Partners represented the landlord.

May 13, 2019

Acquisitions Multifamily Seniors Housing Texas

Capital Square 1031 Acquires New Memory Care Community in Houston

by Taylor Williams May 13, 2019

HOUSTON — Investment and management firm Capital Square 1031 has launched an investment fund for the acquisition of a memory care community in the Kingwood neighborhood of Houston. The 10,000-square-foot community includes 16 beds, and was delivered in April. Village Green Alzheimer’s Care Home, a local operator of five memory care communities in metro Houston, operates the property under an absolute net lease whereby Village Green is responsible for all expenses, including structure, maintenance and repairs. Bill Pyle of EDGE Realty Capital Markets represented the seller, Verdad Real Estate, in the transaction. Bear Real Estate Advisors represented Capital Square 1031.

May 13, 2019

Development Multifamily Texas

KWA Construction Breaks Ground on 286-Unit Apartment Project Within McKinney’s Craig Ranch

by Taylor Williams May 10, 2019

MCKINNEY, TEXAS — KWA Construction, a Dallas-based general contractor specializing in multifamily projects, has broken ground on HUB 121 at Craig Ranch, a 286-unit community in McKinney, located north of Dallas. Designed by Domus Studio Group, the property will offer units with high-end appliances, smart devices and ceilings of up to 13 feet. Amenities will include a pool, bocce ball court, coworking office space exclusively for residents, a fitness center and several dog parks. Completion is slated for December 2020.

May 10, 2019

Development Industrial Texas

Davis Commercial Begins Construction of 560,000 SF Distribution Center in Houston

by Taylor Williams May 10, 2019

HOUSTON — Local firm Davis Commercial Development has broken ground on Cypress Preserve Logistics Center, a 560,000-square-foot distribution center in Houston. The 31.9-acre site offers proximity to Interstate 45 and Hardy Tollway. Cypress Preserve Logistics Center will feature two cross-dock buildings that will offer spaces ranging in size from 64,500 to 258,000 square feet. The development will also include two tilt-wall buildings totaling 41,500 square feet. The cross-dock buildings will feature 32-foot clear heights, 165 trailer parking spaces and office space, while the tilt-wall buildings will have 24-foot clear heights, ESFR sprinkler systems and custom office finishes. Delivery is slated for October. Walker Barnett and Ryan Byrd of Colliers International will handle leasing of the development.

May 10, 2019

Acquisitions Healthcare Texas

Ridgeline, Harrison Street Acquire 124,990 SF Behavioral Health Facility in Fort Worth

by Taylor Williams May 10, 2019

FORT WORTH, TEXAS — A partnership between Ridgeline Capital Partners and Harrison Street has acquired Fort Behavioral Health, a 124,990-square-foot healthcare property in Fort Worth. The Class A facility was renovated in 2018, includes 125 beds and offers services such as addiction treatment programs and residential programs for adolescents with autism spectrum disorder. Vizion Health is the operator of the property, the seller of which was not disclosed.

May 10, 2019

Acquisitions Multifamily Seniors Housing Texas

Cushman & Wakefield Brokers Sale of 228-Unit Senior Living Campus in Corpus Christi

by Taylor Williams May 10, 2019

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS — Cushman & Wakefield has brokered the $20.3 million sale of Mirador, a 228-unit seniors housing community in Corpus Christi. The Class A facility was developed in 2011 and offers 125 independent living apartments, 44 assisted living residences, 18 memory care units and 41 skilled nursing units. Mirador was 82 percent occupied at the time of sale. Allen McMurtry, Paul Carr and David Kliewer of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller, Addison, Texas-based Senior Quality Lifestyles Corp., in the transaction. The buyer was an affiliate of Methodist Retirement Communities, which is based in metro Houston.

May 10, 2019

Development Multifamily Seniors Housing Texas

Civitas, LKP Ventures Break Ground on 83-Unit Seniors Housing Community in Roanoke, Texas

by Taylor Williams May 10, 2019

ROANOKE, TEXAS — Civitas Senior Living and LKP Ventures have broken ground on Harvest of Roanoke, an 83-unit seniors housing community in Roanoke, located due north of Fort Worth. Situated on 5.2 acres along the Texas 114 Corridor, the developers claim this is the first senior living community to be developed in the area. The community will feature 67 assisted living and 16 memory care apartments in a 67,000-square-foot building. Harvest of Roanoke is scheduled to open in fall 2020. Arrive Architects, Senior by Design and Ridgemont Commercial Construction are also contributing to the project.

May 10, 2019

Industrial Market Reports Texas Texas Market Reports

Industrial Balance Prevails Near Port Houston

by Taylor Williams May 10, 2019

Businesses and industries whose supply chains are tied to Port Houston are dealing with tariffs on select imports, volatile energy markets and a one-two punch of rising rents and construction costs for any industrial space they want to lease or have developed for them. But based on the performance of Houston’s nearby Southeast industrial submarket, these larger geopolitical and economic forces are wreaking minimal havoc. An increasingly diverse mix of industrial users has landed in Houston over the past five or so years. These tenants include national retailers and third-party logistics (3PL) firms that see Houston as an emerging regional distribution hub, as well as suppliers of durable consumer goods and companies that service the petrochemicals industry. The port submarket is seeing heightened activity from all of the above. At the same time, the infrastructure within Port Houston has expanded. Ship channels are in the process of being deepened and widened. Special equipment has been introduced that allows overweight containers to safely and legally leave the port and hit the roadways. Demand for rail-served properties is growing, particularly on the north side of the Houston Ship Channel, leading to more of those projects. And Harris County has begun work on …

May 10, 2019

Industrial Texas

Report: Dallas Tops Nation in 12-Month Industrial Construction, Absorption

by Taylor Williams May 9, 2019

TORONTO — Dallas led the nation in construction and absorption of industrial space between the beginning of the second quarter of 2018 and the end of the first quarter of 2019, according to a new report from Toronto-based Avison Young. While Dallas technically finished behind Los Angeles as the No. 2 city in completions of industrial projects over the last 12 months, the city took the gold medal for total space under construction at 30.9 million square feet. In addition, Dallas claimed the top spot for industrial absorption during this period, with positive net absorption of 23.4 million square feet. As such, the report pegged the city’s industrial vacancy rate at a healthy 6.8 percent. The report also cited the growth of e-commerce and demand for last-mile logistics services as the principal drivers of industrial growth, and noted that a total of 272 million square feet of new space was completed across 46 markets during the past 12 months. Philadelphia, the Inland Empire (California), Atlanta and Chicago rounded out the Top 5 with regard to space under construction.

May 9, 2019

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