HONOLULU — Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) has opened a new office in Honolulu. It will be located at 1585 Kapiolani Blvd. The opening follows the announcement that the firm was expanding its retail brokerage services platform in the area. Wendell Brooks III, who joined JLL earlier this year as senior vice president, will head the company’s retail brokerage business on the islands. James “Kimo” Greenwell, Robert Kelley, Melissa Masicampo and Mark Ching also recently joined the retail team. The firm notes it is the largest company in Hawaii that offers third-party retail management and brokerage services. It currently leases and/or manages 18 properties throughout the islands.
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PARK CITY, UTAH — Summit Center, an 83,000-square-foot retail and office complex in Park City, has sold to Kai’Ohu Summit for an undisclosed sum. This is Kai’Ohu’s first commercial acquisition in Utah. The six-building center is located at 2700 Rasmussen Road. It is home to tenants like EMC2, iSchool Campus, and CrossFit Park City. The transaction was executed by Bryce Blanchard of Newmark Grubb ACRES.
REDLANDS, CALIF. – A 96,997-square-foot portion of thePavilion at Redlands shopping center has sold to a Chinese private investor for $17.7 million. The portion that sold is located at 2054-1094 Redlands Blvd. This part of the property contains a 52,924-square-foot Food 4 Less, in addition to about 20 smaller retailers, including Payless Shoe Source, Verizon, GameStop, Little Ceasers, Metro PCS, H&R Block and Supercuts. The property is currently 99 percent leased. CBRE’s Dennis Zhangrepresented the all-cash buyer. The sellerwas an affiliate of Foothill Village Property, LP.
PHOENIX – A four-property, Phoenix-based Walgreens portfolio has sold to an unnamed buyer for $15.9 million. The Arizona properties were part of a larger transaction that included five additional Walgreens and one CVS drugstore located throughout the nation. The drugstores contained a mix of both long- and short-term, double- and triple-net leases. About half of the transactions were off-market deals, according to Ryan Barr and Ryan Bennett of Lee & Associates-North San Diego County’s Barr & Bennett Net Leased Group, who represented the buyer.
PARK CITY, UTAH — Summit Center, an 83,000-square-foot retail and office complex in Park City, has sold to Kai’Ohu Summit for an undisclosed sum. This is Kai’Ohu’s first commercial acquisition in Utah. The six-building center is located at 2700 Rasmussen Road. It is home to tenants like EMC2, iSchool Campus, and CrossFit Park City. The transaction was executed by Bryce Blanchard of Newmark Grubb ACRES.
REDLANDS, CALIF. – A 96,997-square-foot portion of thePavilion at Redlands shopping center has sold to a Chinese private investor for $17.7 million. The portion that sold is located at 2054-1094 Redlands Blvd. This part of the property contains a 52,924-square-foot Food 4 Less, in addition to about 20 smaller retailers, including Payless Shoe Source, Verizon, GameStop, Little Ceasers, Metro PCS, H&R Block and Supercuts. The property is currently 99 percent leased. CBRE’s Dennis Zhang represented the all-cash buyer. The sellerwas an affiliate of Foothill Village Property, LP.
PHOENIX – A four-property, Phoenix-based Walgreens portfolio has sold to an unnamed buyer for $15.9 million. The Arizona properties were part of a larger transaction that included five additional Walgreens and one CVS drugstore located throughout the nation. The drugstores contained a mix of both long- and short-term, double- and triple-net leases. About half of the transactions were off-market deals, according to Ryan Barr and Ryan Bennett of Lee & Associates-North San Diego County’s Barr & Bennett Net Leased Group, who represented the buyer.
LAKEWOOD, COLO. — The Lodge at Denver West has received a $40.5-million mezzanine construction loan. The 252-unit development is located within the Denver West Business Park in Lakewood, which is southwest of Denver. The Lodge will be the final multi-housing phase for the Denver West master-planned development. Upon completion, the 800-acre, mixed-use project will contain about 2 million square feet of office space, nearly 2 million square feet of retail and 575 existing multi-housing units. The Lodge is slated for completion in 2015. The seven-year loan has a fixed interest rate of 5.5 percent with interest-only during the 24-month construction term. It was arranged at 89 percent of cost by HFF’s Wally Reid and Josh Simon on behalf of a joint venture between the Greystone Group and the Stevinson Family.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. – Construction has commenced on the third officebuilding at SkySong,the ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center. The 145,000-square-foot SkySong III will be located alongSkySong Boulevard. ArizonaState University (ASU) will lease one and a half of the building’s four floors.Existing tenant WebFilingswill also expand its presence at the property by leasing a full floor of the new building. Plaza Companies has also signed a lease at SkySong III. With these leases already in place, the new building has reached 65 percent occupancy before construction even began.The $32-million building is being developed by PlazaCompanies in partnershipwith the Arizona StateUniversity Foundation and the City of Scottsdale. Holualoa Companies has also partnered with Plaza Companies on this project. Financing is provided by Alliance Bank ofArizona.
LAKEWOOD, COLO. – The 318-unit Belmar Villas in Lakewood has sold to Seagate Properties for an undisclosed sum. The community is located at 700 S. Reed Court. It was 97 percent occupied at the time of closing. Seagate plans to renovate the property. The unnamed seller was represented by Terrance Hunt, Shane Ozment, Jeff Hawks and Doug Andrews of ARA Colorado.