DALLAS — Arlington-based Ascension Group Architects has finished the $98 million expansion of Forest Park Medical Center, located at 11990 N. Central Expressway in Dallas. The expansion included three additions: a 125,000-square-foot surgical facility, a 138,000-square-foot facility connecting to the hospital through the lobby and a 780-vehicle parking garage with a covered walkway. Adolfson & Peterson Construction served as the general contractor.
DALLAS — Houston-based Boxer Property has purchased two office properties totaling 205,941 square feet, located at 13140 Coit Rd. and 14800 Quorum Rd. in the Quorum Business Park in north Dallas. The Coit Road building, also known as Office Alpha, is currently 84 percent leased and 14800 Quorum is currently 96 percent leased. Mike Hardage and Steve Simon of Transwestern's Dallas office represented the seller, KBS Realty Advisors, in the transaction. Boxer Property was self-represented.
ODESSA — American Realty Capital Healthcare Trust has purchased a ground leasehold interest in the 230-bed Odessa Regional Medical Center, an on-campus medical office building fully leased to Odessa Regional Hospital located at 520 E. Sixth St. in Odessa, for $7.4 million. The tenant lease expires in May 2023 and the ground lease expires in July 2057.
HOUSTON — Jones Lang LaSalle has arranged the sale of the 168,956-square-foot 1800 Bering, a 10-story Class B office building located in Houston's San Felipe/Voss submarket. JLL also arranged debt financing for the buyer, Bering Office Partners LLC, a joint venture between Harbert United States Real Estate Fund IV and Houston-based Fuller Realty Advisers. Rudy Hubbard, Paul House and Leah Gallagher of JLL's Houston office arranged the financing.
BEAUMONT — The 17-story Edison Plaza complex, the only Class A office building in southeast Texas, has been purchased by AlbaneseCormier Holdings. The building is located in Beaumont's Central Business District. AlbaneseCormier plans to renovate the property to include a fitness center and a dining facility.
FORT WORTH — Construction has begun on a new 30,000-square-foot retail development and outdoor plaza at City Place, located at Throckmorton and Third streets in Fort Worth's Central Business District. The property was designed by WDG Architecture's Dallas office and is being built by Rogers-O'Brien Construction. Chris Corbin, Michael Dearden and Theo Thompson of Venture Commercial's Dallas office will handle retail leasing for the property, which is being developed by Dallas-based Spire Realty Group.
DALLAS — The Cirrus Group and Dallas-based Realty Capital Partners has sold the 60-bed Reliant Rehabilitation Hospital, located at 7930 Northaven Rd. in Dallas, to American Realty Capital. The hospital was fully leased to Reliant Healthcare Partners and 20 physician practices at the time of the sale.
DALLAS — Cassidy Turley has arranged a 23,962-square-foot lease for PSR, LLC, located at 3 Park Central in Dallas, a 513,00-square-foot office building. Craig Wilson and Randy Cooper of Cassidy Turley's Dallas office represented the tenant in the lease transaction. Russ Johnson and Sean Dalton of Grubb & Ellis' Dallas office represented the landlord, Pittsburgh, Pa.-based McKnight Realty Partners.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. — Irvine, Calif.-based Hanley Investment Group has brokered the $11.58 million sale of the 202,247-square-foot Southern Hills Shopping Center, located at 1414-1630 SW 74th St. and 7620 S. Pennsylvania Ave. in Oklahoma City. The property is 95 percent leased to Aaron's, B-Sew Inn, Dollar Tree, Golf USA, Hancock Fabrics, Horse & Rider, Joe's Crab Shack, Mazzio's Italian Eatery, Mill Creek Carpet & Tile, Northern Tool, Ocean Dental, SAS Shoes, Starbucks and Wendys. Eric Wohl, Kevin Fryman and Edward Hanley of Hanley Investment Group's Irvine office represented both the buyer, a Los Angeles-based private investor, and the seller, a Cincinnati-based institutional investment company, in the transaction.
HOUSTON — ARA has brokered the sale of a 3.17-acre infill site, located on South Post Oak Lane in Houston's Galleria submarket, for an undisclosed price. A 78-unit multifamily development at the site will be demolished for the development of a new 270-unit multifamily community. David Marshall and Tim Dosch of ARA's Houston office represented the seller, the Hunnicut Family, in the sale. The buyer was Newport Beach, Calif.-based The Greystone Group.
