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Colliers Negotiates $10.8M Sale of Distribution Center in Bakersfield, California

by Amy Works January 21, 2019

BAKERSFIELD, CALIF. — Colliers International has directed the sale of an industrial distribution center, located at 5801 District Blvd. within the Stockdale Industrial Park in Bakersfield. OLP Bakersfield Ca LLC, a private investor, acquired the property from ICI Property LLC for $10.8 million. Built in 1980 and situated on 15.4 acres, the 220,180-square-foot property features 24-foot to 28-foot clearance, expandable loading, sufficient power, secured outside yard areas and proximity to rail service. Men’s Wearhouse occupies the single-tenant property on an NNN lease basis. Patrick Barnes, Stephen Haupt, Christopher Maling and David Maling of Colliers represented the buyer and seller in the transaction.

January 21, 2019

Leasing Activity Massachusetts Northeast Office Top Stories

PUMA North America to Open 150,000 SF Office Headquarters Near Boston

by Taylor Williams January 21, 2019

SOMERVILLE, MASS. — Sports apparel and accessories company PUMA North America will open a new, 150,000-square-foot office headquarters at Assembly Row, a mixed-use destination in the northwestern Boston metro of Somerville. Federal Realty Investment Trust (NYSE: FRT) is developing Assembly Row. The new headquarters will be located at 455 Grand Union Blvd. The new building will total 300,000 square feet upon completion, and will bring together PUMA’s two nearby offices in Boston and Westford. The company expects the space to house about 550 employees across five floors beginning in 2021. The transit-served building also features a 19,000-square-foot roof deck complete with a recreational area and basketball court. Additional amenities include a fitness center, a kids’ room and bike storage. “We need to be faster than ever in the way we react and adapt,” says Adam Petrick, PUMA’s global director of branding and marketing. “Somerville is a city buzzing with creative, diverse energy that will help us live out our ‘Forever Faster’ mentality.” Assembly Row is a 40-acre project located along Interstate 93 and the MBTA Orange Line. The developer has launched Phase III of the project, which will feature more than $475 million in new development. Phase III will deliver a 500-unit …

January 21, 2019

Acquisitions Massachusetts Midwest Northeast Ohio Retail Top Stories

TravelCenters of America Agrees to Purchase 20 Assets from Hospitality Properties for $308.2M

by Alex Tostado January 17, 2019

NEWTON, MASS. AND WESTLAKE, OHIO — TravelCenters of America LLC (NASDAQ: TA) has agreed to purchase 20 truck stop locations from its primary landlord, Hospitality Properties Trust (NASDAQ: HPT), for $308.2 million. The 20 properties span 15 states. HPT will continue to own 179 properties that TA leases. The leases have been amended by both companies, which puts the 179 properties under five leases. The leases have all been extended by three years. Westlake-based TA expects to purchase nine of the travel centers for $140.5 million Jan. 17 and expects to complete the remaining purchases in two closings by the end of January. HPT expects to gain $160 million from the sale, which it plans to use to repay borrowings under its revolving credit facility and for general business purposes. When the sales are finalized, TA’s rent will fall by $243.9 million per year. Under the amended leases, TA’s rent will be reduced by $43.1 million per year. HPT will receive $70.5 million for backlogged payments in 16 quarterly payments from TA beginning April 1. The backlogged rent has been reduced from $150 million due to moving the payments up from June 2024. “As we move into the tenth year …

January 17, 2019

Acquisitions Florida Industrial Southeast

Cushman & Wakefield Arranges $62.3M Sale of Industrial Park in Broward County

by Alex Tostado January 17, 2019

POMPANO BEACH, FLA. — Cushman & Wakefield has arranged the $62.3 million sale of Powerline Business Park, a 443,720-square-foot, small-bay industrial park in Broward County. The park comprises 24 small-bay buildings on about 26.4 acres. The property features 16- 20-foot clear heights, air-conditioned office space and illuminated parking, as well as dock-high truck loading and grade-level, overhead 12-by-14-foot doors. The park was developed between 1983 and 1994 and was 96.8 percent leased at the time of the sale. Mike Davis, Scott O’Donnell, Rick Brugge, Michael Lerner, Dominic Montazemi and Greg Miller of Cushman & Wakefield represented the locally based seller, Industrial Development Co., in the transaction. San Francisco-based Stockbridge was the buyer.

January 17, 2019

Acquisitions North Carolina Retail Southeast

Loden Properties Sells Target-Anchored Retail Center in Raleigh for $7.4M

by Alex Tostado January 16, 2019

RALEIGH, N.C. — Loden Properties has sold a two-tenant shopping center adjacent to North Carolina State University in Raleigh for $7.4 million. The 24,656-square-foot asset is anchored by a 22,211-square-foot, urban-formatted Target and 2,445 square feet is leased to Guasaca, a fast-casual Venezuelan restaurant. San Francisco-based Stockbridge bought the property. Tom Kolarczyk, Justin Good and Warren Johnson of HFF represented the seller in the transaction.

January 16, 2019

Features

Strong December Jobs Report Delivers ‘Dose of Good News’ In Uncertain Environment, Say Economists

by Jeff Shaw January 10, 2019

U.S. stocks took a beating in the final month of 2018, with the S&P 500 falling 6.2 percent for the year and the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 5.6 percent. There was no Santa Claus rally on Wall Street down the stretch. Instead, the mood was more “bah humbug.” To add insult to injury, the year ended with a partial government shutdown amid a budget impasse in Washington, D.C. Then came along a strong December jobs report, which provided a reassuring sign that the U.S. economy remains on solid footing. Total nonfarm payroll employment grew by 312,000 in December, boosting job gains for the year to approximately 2.6 million, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The results easily surpassed economists’ predictions of 180,000 to 185,000 in monthly job gains. What’s more, revised employment figures show that employment gains in October and November were 58,000 higher than previously reported. The job gains were also broad-based. Leisure and hospitality employers added 55,000 jobs in December, followed by health care (50,000 jobs), professional and business services (43,000 jobs), construction (38,000 jobs), manufacturing (32,000 jobs), and retail (23,800 jobs). While the unemployment rate rose two-tenths of a percentage point from November …

January 10, 2019

Acquisitions Midwest Missouri Retail

Block & Co. Arranges Sale of 44,330 SF Shopping Center in Lee’s Summit, Missouri

by Kristin Harlow January 8, 2019

LEE’S SUMMIT, MO. — Block & Co. Inc. Realtors has arranged the sale of Valle Vista shopping center in Lee’s Summit for an undisclosed price. The property sits on 5.4 acres on the southwest corner of 291 Highway and Chipman Road. Tenants at the fully occupied property include IHOP, Celsius Tannery, Ted’s Café Escondido, Vintage Stock and Five Guys. David Block and Max DiCarlo of Block represented the buyer, LS Valle Vista 2018 LLC. Block & Co. will handle leasing and property management for the new owner. Block Real Estate Services represented the seller.

January 8, 2019

Company News Retail Top Stories

Reports: Sears Reaches Temporary Deal to Avoid Liquidation, Will Keep 425 Stores Open

by Taylor Williams January 8, 2019

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to reflect new developments. HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL. — Sears Holdings Corp. (NASDAQ: SHLDQ) has reached a temporary deal to avoid liquidation and keep 425 of its stores open, according to media sources. After it was widely speculated that Sears Chairman Eddie Lampert’s $4.4 billion bid to save the company would be rejected, representatives of Sears agreed Tuesday to a revised bid from Lampert’s hedge fund, ESL Investments, that gives the 126-year-old company another small shot at survival. Liquidation remains a possibility for Sears. According to USA Today, ESL Investments has until 4 p.m. Wednesday to come up with a $120 million deposit to keep the deal alive. In addition, the company’s assets will be auctioned off on Monday, Jan. 14. The original bid by Lampert, the man behind the retailer’s merge with Kmart in the 2000s, would have theoretically saved 50,000 of the retail chain’s 68,000 jobs nationwide, per the network. CNBC reported that Hoffman Estates-based Sears considered the bid by Lampert’s hedge fund, ESL Investments, to be insufficient, particularly with regard to covering fees and payments owed to vendors. In October 2018, Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after it failed to …

January 8, 2019

Content Partner Features

E-Commerce Logistics Impact Industrial Property Loans

by Amy Works January 8, 2019

The evolution of retail logistics is cultivating a new industrial landscape. “With the explosion in popularity of e-commerce, logistics models have shifted from hub-and-spoke organization to a product-to-consumer model,” says Casey Martin, commercial real estate commercial loan underwriter with Chicago-based Alliant Credit Union. The traditional hub-and-spoke distribution model features a central warehouse supporting a few large distribution centers, allowing product to move within a day’s drive from facility to facility to storefronts. Product-to-consumer models seek to satisfy purchasers that expect one- or two-day shipping, which has become the norm with many online retailers. This expectation is driving retailers to seek non-traditional properties that are close to high-demand consumers to serve as distribution facilities. The old real estate adage “location, location, location” takes on new meaning with each evolution of the retail industry. Retailers are utilizing smaller in-fill industrial properties in land-constrained markets in an effort to meet consumers’ increasing demands for faster delivery, notes Martin. He adds that older facilities or properties with atypical warehousing clear heights are of interest to smaller retailers who want their products to be closer to consumers. Retailers Compete on Delivery Guarantees The Federal Reserve Economic Data shows that the inventories-to-sales ratio of total business …

January 8, 2019

Acquisitions Healthcare Top Stories

Welltower Agrees to Acquire 55 Medical Buildings from CNL Healthcare Properties for $1.25B

by Alex Tostado January 3, 2019

TOLEDO, OHIO AND ORLANDO, FLA. — One of the giants of the healthcare REIT sector, Welltower Inc. (NYSE: WELL), has agreed to acquire 55 medical office and outpatient facilities from CNL Healthcare Properties for $1.25 billion. The megadeal is expected to close in the first half of this year. The Class A portfolio, which spans 16 states, is 94 percent occupied. Additionally, 92 percent of the facilities are affiliated with leading healthcare systems. The newly acquired portfolio is expected to overlap significantly with Welltower’s existing outpatient medical footprint. “Welltower was able to act quickly and definitively when the opportunity presented itself, leveraging our proprietary data science platform and deep local presence through our real estate services platform to come to an agreement with CNL as a high quality and reputable sponsor,” says Shankh Mitra, chief investment officer for Toledo-based Welltower. The acquisition includes 3.3 million square feet of rentable space in major metropolitan markets, including San Diego, Miami, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Cincinnati. In an investor presentation detailing the transaction, Welltower said it expects the initial cash yield to be 5.7 percent with a weighted average annual rent increase of 2.4 percent. Orlando-based CNL plans to use the proceeds from …

January 3, 2019

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