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CHICAGO — Novak Construction has completed a new 20,000-square-foot Target store in Chicago’s Hyde Park. The store is Target’s fifth flexible format store in Chicago and Novak’s 80th overall Target project. The smaller-scale Target, which occupies the first floor of a mixed-use building in Vue53 Apartments on 1330 E. 53rd St., will offer products catered to University of Chicago students and Hyde Park neighborhood residents. Director Jim Hempleman of Novak led the project along with superintendents Kelly Curry, Robert Hillyard and Jeff Potter; project manager Bob Burris; project engineer Jeff Zhang; and contract administrator Angela Campisi.

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HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL. — The Boulder Group has arranged the $2.9 million sale of a McDonald’s ground lease in Hoffman Estates. McDonald’s is the sole occupant of the 4,388-square-foot building located at 1070 N. Roselle Road. McDonald’s has 20 years of lease term remaining with 8 percent rental increases every five years. Randy Blankstein and Jimmy Goodman of The Boulder Group represented the buyer and the seller, both of which were Midwest-based real estate investment firms.

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ENID, OKLA. — Three new tenants have signed on at GBT Realty Corp.’s shopping center in Enid. Famous Footwear, Buckle and Sprint are joining the tenant lineup at the $17 million Land Run Town Center, occupying a combined 13,100 square feet of retail space. The shopping center is now 93 percent leased. Academy Sports + Outdoor and Famous Footwear are now open. Maurices, Ulta Beauty and Buckle will open by the end of the year. Acquired in March by GBT Realty, the 15-acre site, situated across from Oakwood Mall, is formerly home to Walmart and was most recently a distribution center for regional home and garden retailer Atwoods Ranch and Home. Enid is located 90 miles northwest of Oklahoma City.

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RICHARDSON, TEXAS — Corporate Properties Trust I LP, a partnership between Transwestern Investment Group and Mirae Asset Global Investments Co., has closed on the acquisition of a 2.2 million-square-foot mixed-use project in a sale-leaseback with State Farm Auto Insurance Co. According to the Dallas Business Journal, the purchase price was $825 million. The partnership acquired the four primary office/retail towers and the connected structured parking garages. The campus is located within the CityLine development, a 186-acre project developed by KDC. The buildings are designated LEED Gold and are located adjacent to a DART rail line. Corporate Properties Trust I LP will own the properties through a REIT. The entity was created to allow long-term stable ownership of institutional properties. A wholly owned subsidiary of Transwestern Investment Group will manage the property. Located at 1150, 1201 and 1251 State St. and 3661 N. Plano Road, the buildings will house 8,000 State Farm employees. CityLine, which is located at the southeast corner of Highway 75 and the President George Bush Turnpike, will also include 1,700 apartments, a 150-room hotel, an entertainment center, medical office facility, retail, restaurants and a 3.5-acre park.

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HOUSTON — Brenda Pennington and Jaclynn Zimowski of B. Pennington Commercial Real Estate have represented Art and Wine Glass in leasing 3,500 square feet at 7620 Katy Freeway in Houston. Nina Kuhn internally represented the landlord, Levcor Inc., in the transaction. This will be Art Class and Wine Glass’s second location.

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GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS — IKEA has officially broken ground on its second Dallas-area store, slated to open fall 2017 in Grand Prairie. The new location will be IKEA’s fourth in the state of Texas, complementing locations in Houston and Round Rock. The 290,000-square-foot IKEA Grand Prairie will include 1,100 parking spaces on 30 acres along the eastern side of State Highway 161 and Mayfield Road. An additional 15 acres next to the store could be developed for ancillary commercial or retail uses. IKEA has selected Mycon General Contractors to build the store, which will be home to 300 employees when complete.

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DALLAS — The Dallas office of HFF has arranged post-acquisition financing for a portfolio of 154 convenience and gas station sites totaling 97.8 acres in the Northeast. The loan was provided by a consortium of lenders led by Capital One and BMO Harris. Andy Scott and Michael George of HFF’s Dallas office arranged the five-year, floating rate acquisition financing with 18 months of interest-only payments for the borrower, a subsidiary of a private real estate investment fund advised by Crow Holdings Capital-Real Estate. The portfolio comprises 88 sites in New York, 45 sites in Massachusetts, 11 sites in Connecticut, seven sites in New Hampshire, two Rhode Island sites and one site in Pennsylvania. All properties are subject to an absolute net lease for 20 years with a subsidiary of Petroleum Marketing Group. The amount of the loan was not released.

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DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. — Cobb Theatres is set to open the Cobb Daytona Luxury 12 Theatres in December at One Daytona, a mixed-use and entertainment development underway in Daytona Beach. International Speedway Corp. is developing One Daytona across from Daytona International Speedway, home of the Daytona 500 race. The 56,345-square-foot theater will feature 12 wall-to-wall screens, oversized electric reclining seats and a full-service restaurant and bar known as Cobbster’s Kitchen. International Speedway Corp. plans to open the rest of One Daytona, which includes a Bass Pro Shops, Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott and retail and restaurants, in 2017.

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ATLANTA — The Atlanta Hawks Basketball Club and the city of Atlanta have reached an agreement on key terms for a $192.5 million renovation of Philips Arena, the home stadium of the Atlanta Hawks in downtown Atlanta. Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed committed to provide $142.5 million in public funds, with the Hawks to fund the remaining $50 million, to improve the city-owned facility. The Hawks also committed to an 18-year lease extension to remain in downtown Atlanta through 2046. “When our group became owners almost a year-and-a-half ago, we pledged to work diligently with the city of Atlanta to ensure that the club remained downtown,” said Tony Ressler, Atlanta Hawks principal owner and chairman. “We knew that a key part of producing a winning team, providing a superior fan experience and being a civic asset to the city of Atlanta required a renovation of our arena and a meaningful improvement to the downtown area of this city. Today’s announcement with the mayor is a significant step toward this goal.” The Hawks will begin renovations of Philips Arena during summer 2017, and the process will be completed by the start of the 2018-2019 NBA season. The Hawks will continue to play …

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NEW YORK CITY — Industrie Capital Partners has launched leasing at Roulston House – Gowanus, an office and retail redevelopment in Brooklyn’s Gowanus district. The 200,000-square-foot building features 27,000-square-foot to 41,000-square-foot floorplates for technology, advertising, media and information tenants, as well as food and beverage retailers, and up to 70,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Designed by Morris Adjmi, the building also features four expansive roof-deck options with outdoor seating and views of the Brooklyn and Manhattan skylines, bike storage, shower facilities, common areas, interior lounges and parking. Redevelopment of the property is underway, with tenant fit-outs slated to start in late 2017.

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