Retail

AUSTIN — La Corsha Restaurant Partners of Austin are developing two restaurants, Congress and Second Congress, at The Austonian in Austin. The properties will be located at corner retail space at the intersection of Congress Avenue and Second Street. STG Design is providing architecture services, and Amber Lewis Design is handling interior design. The restaurants are expected to open later this year.

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OMAHA, NEB. — Jo-Ann Fabric and Crafts Stores is opening a 24,100-square-foot location in Omaha. Located at 132nd and West Center Road within Baker Square, the store will feature of variety of merchandise, including fabrics, crafts, frames, paper crafting materials, artificial floral, home accents, and finished seasonal and home décor merchandise. Construction of the new property is scheduled to begin in August, with completion expected in November.

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CHULA VISTA, CALIF. — Cushman & Wakefield has negotiated Jefferson Pilot Investments’ $19.8 million sale of 103,548-square-foot The Shops at San Miguel Ranch located at 2310 – 2350 Proctor Valley Rd. in Chula Vista. Developed in 2007 by McMillin Commercial, the grocery-anchored shopping center is 76.8 percent leased, including tenants Albertsons and Starbucks Coffee. Cushman & Wakefield’s Pete Bethea, Rob Ippolito, Jesse Lowe and David Bradley negotiated the lender sale for JPI; the buyer, MGP IX REIT LLC, represented itself.

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SAN ANTONIO — NDS Construction will soon break ground on the first phase of a new Noah's Ark Self Storage & RV Storage location at the intersection of FM 1516 and IH 10 in San Antonio. The facility will contain temperature-controlled units, fully enclosed RV and boat storage, and a secured digital surveillance system. Regular storage units are offered in sizes from 25 square feet to 300 square feet.

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NEW YORK CITY — The Hammacher Schlemmer Building, a 62,500-square-foot boutique retail and office building located at 145 E. 57th St. in New York City, was sold in a $34 million transaction. The building was constructed in 1926 as Hammacher Schlemmer's flagship building, and the catalogue company still occupies it today, though its lease will expire later this year. Darcy Stacom and Paul Gillen of CB Richard Ellis' Investment Properties Group, along with Robert Garrish of the firm's Private Client Group, represented the seller, Jenel Management Corp. The buyer was a Brazilian real estate developer.

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