PHOENIX — Trammell Crow Co. (TCC) has broken ground on West 101 Logistics Center, a 1.1 million-square-foot industrial development in Phoenix. The five-building speculative project is slated for completion by summer 2026. Located at the southeast corner of Arizona State Route 101 and East Indian School Road, West 101 Logistics Center will include: All five buildings will include abundant auto parking and power, speculative office space, LED lighting, oversized end-cap grade-level doors, full HVAC implementation and freeway-fronting signage opportunities. Building 3 will feature a clear height of 36 feet, while the others will include a clear height of 32 feet. La Caisse (formerly CDPQ) is providing project debt. CBRE will lead marketing and leasing efforts for the entire development.
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Cushman & Wakefield Brokers $16.2M Sale of 1840 Gateway Office Building in San Mateo, California
by Amy Works
SAN MATEO, CALIF. — Cushman & Wakefield has arranged the sale of 1840 Gateway, a Class A office property in San Mateo. Monday Properties sold the asset to SC Properties for $16.2 million. Gary Boitano, Ryan Venezia, Steve Herman, Jack Depuy, Seth Siegel, Scott Prosser and Courtney Trunnell of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller and the buyer in partnership with Clarke Funkhouser of JLL. The four-story property offers 70,098 square feet of office space, as well as a recently renovated gym facility with showers. Approximately 75 percent of the building’s square footage is finished as high-end creative space, including renovated restrooms and polished concrete floors. The property also offers a multi-story glass-enclosed lobby and flexible zoning that allows for potential redevelopment to residential use.
MISSOULA, MONT. — Trident Development is underway on plans for a new senior living community in Missoula. Situated within the Old Sawmill District, the property will feature independent living, assisted living and memory care residences. Trident’s partner, Lifespark Senior Living, will manage the community. Trident plans to break ground on the development in 2026.
FRENSO, CALIF. — Columbia, Md.-based pickleball concept Dill Dinkers has signed a franchise agreement to open 10 new venues in the Central Valley region of California. Entrepreneurs Bill Revilla and Georgia Revilla will own and operate the locations, which will offer several indoor pickleball courts separated by fences, as well as event space, a ball machine and a reservation system for guests. Founded in 2022, Dill Dinkers currently has nine operating locations in the United States and more than 380 locations under development across Texas, Washington, D.C., North Carolina, Connecticut, South Carolina, Arizona, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and California.
Hanley Investment Group Arranges $7.2M Sale of Shake Shack-Occupied Retail Property in Oxnard, California
by Amy Works
OXNARD, CALIF. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors has brokered the sale of a single-tenant restaurant property at 711 Town Center Drive in Oxnard. A Texas-based developer sold the asset to a Northern California-based private 1031 exchange investor for $7.2 million. Sean Cox, Jeff Lefko and Bill Asher of Hanley Investment Group represented the seller, while Judson Kauffman of New York-based Surmount represented the buyer in the deal. Shake Shack occupies the 3,286-square-foot property, which was built in 2025, under a new 15-year corporate-guaranteed absolute triple-net ground lease. The building features Shake Shack’s latest prototype with a double-lane drive-thru. Shake Shack operates more than 570 locations across 34 states and over 200 international markets as of third-quarter 2025. The company opened 43 company-operated stores in fiscal-year 2024, marking its highest annual expansion to date.
— By Jacob Pavlik of Colliers — As big-box retailers scale back or exit the market, a new class of tenants is reshaping the retail landscape across the Puget Sound region. Experiential retail is taking their space and providing destinations for consumers and the experiences they crave. This umbrella term includes concepts that prioritize interaction, entertainment and social connection. This is emerging as a compelling solution for landlords looking to drive foot traffic and re-energize shopping centers. The shift is not accidental. The pandemic disrupted traditional social experiences and accelerated the decline of large-format retail by getting people more accustomed to buying online, even if they “picked up” the item later in a store. Now, with consumers eager to reconnect in person, experiential concepts have gained traction. These tenants often don’t sell goods or services in the conventional sense. Instead, they offer immersive experiences that encourage group participation and repeat visits. Recent examples include Mirra, a 12,000-square-foot social entertainment venue that opened in Bellevue’s Lincoln Square, a mixed-use shopping center with three hotels, and more than 1.2 million square feet of office space. Adjacent to Cinemark Reserve in the South Tower, Mirra offers immersive virtual reality party games and transitions to …
Gilbane Underway on 484-Bed Student Housing Project Near University of California, Berkeley
by Amy Works
BERKELEY, CALIF. — Construction is underway on Pique, a 484-bed student housing project by Gilbane Development located at 2587 Telegraph Ave. near the University of California, Berkeley campus. The developer recently opened a leasing office for the community at 2430 Bancroft Way. The project is scheduled for completion in summer 2026. Pique will offer units in four-, five- and six-bedroom configurations. Shared amenities will include an indoor-outdoor yoga and fitness center with an outdoor sauna; outdoor study spaces; two rooftop decks separated by an indoor-outdoor club room; community terrace space; a ground floor coworking lounge; smart food lockers; and private study rooms on each floor. The community will also feature 2,900 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
PHOENIX — Chicago-based multifamily investment firm 29th Street Capital has acquired Urban 148 in Phoenix. The 148-unit property will be rebranded as Agave Ridge Apartments, and 29th Street Living will handle property management. According to Apartments.com, the community offers two- and three-bedroom floor plans at monthly asking rents ranging from $1,425 to $1,655 and amenities such as a pool, playground, courtyard and dog park. The seller and sales price were not disclosed.
COMPTON, CALIF. — KeyBank Community Development Lending and Investment has provided a $25.9 million loan to finance construction of an affordable housing development at 1434 W. Compton Blvd. in the metro Los Angeles city of Compton. The Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD) has partnered with LandSpire Group to develop the 75-unit community. The project will be a three-story development consisting of studios and one- and two-bedroom units, all of which will be rent restricted at or below 50 percent of the area median income. Additional low-income housing tax credit equity and Freddie Mac permanent financing were secured from Walker & Dunlop. The total project cost was not disclosed, but a California Tax Credit Allocation Committee report from October 2024 lists the valuation at $56.8 million. Amenities will include laundry facilities, a community room, playground, landscaped courtyard, amphitheater-style seating area, sports court, onsite parking and a resident manager. Social services will be provided by CRCD and other community partners. Completion is slated for May 2027. CRCD and LandSpire Group have forged a partnership to create more than 1,000 permanent supportive and affordable housing units across the greater Los Angeles area over the next decade.
EUGENE, ORE. — Senior living brokerage firm The Zett Group has arranged the $18.5 million sale of a community located in Eugene. Built in 1979, the property — Churchill Estates — comprises 241 independent living, assisted living and memory care units. A joint venture acquired the community from the sellers, Ron and Joyce Knutson.