BUCKS COUNTY, PA. — J.G. Petrucci Co. has acquired a 1.7-acre land parcel located at 10 Old York Road in Bucks County for an undisclosed price. Situated on the property is a 13,900-square-foot Walgreens, which is on a long-term lease with multiple extension options. Donald MacLaren Jr. of Marcus & Millichap represented the buyer, while Mark Taylor, also of Marcus & Millichap represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction.
HOUSTON — TriGate Capital has purchased Northbelt Office Center II, a two-story office building located at 785 Greens Parkway in Houston. C-III Asset Management, which took control of the property via foreclosure in April 2014, sold the office building. The property totals 124,000 square feet and is 68 percent occupied. The building is expected to be less than 50 percent occupied following a planned tenant move-out in mid-2016. TriGate has invested capital to reposition the building, including exterior and interior renovations. TriGate purchased the property without an operating partner and has hired Transwestern for third-party leasing and management services.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Southside Magnolia Partners has acquired a mixed-use building located at 701 W. Magnolia Ave. in Fort Worth. Situated on the southwest corner of Magnolia Avenue and Hemphill Street, the building is the former headquarters of Fort Worth National Bank. The building features residential living, casual dining, retail and office space. Anchor tenants include Southside Bank and Shinjuku Station. There is a 4,000-square-foot site available for restaurant or retail, as well as five lofts on the second floor. Will Martin and Southside Magnolia Partners have a light restoration in plan for the property, but parts of the building still have original architectural features including exposed brick, hardwood floors and views of downtown Fort Worth. W. Martin and Co. represented the buyers and Grant Huff with Transwestern represented the seller.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. — W. P. Carey Inc. and its managed REIT CPA:17 – Global have acquired a 70,000-square-foot, newly constructed student residence hall on the campus of Jacksonville University for approximately $18 million. Completed in 2015, the four-story, three-wing North Hall serves as the primary housing option for all first-year students. The 274-bed residence hall is the first new freshman dormitory at the university since 1968 and incorporates high-tech amenities including fiber optic communications, enhanced performance wiring and cell phone range extenders. The hall is 100 percent occupied and part of the first stage of a multi-phase development plan for the riverfront property adjacent to the university. The seller was Rimrock Devlin Development, a developer based in Lake City, Fla. The triple-net lease has nearly 20 years remaining and includes fixed rental escalations.
MOBILE, ALA. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $11.2 million sale of a 41,117-square-foot Walmart Neighborhood Market located at 1300 N. University Blvd. in Mobile. The store is situated less than two miles from the University of South Alabama and features a 20-year lease term with Walmart. Glen Kunofsky of Marcus & Millichap’s Manhattan office and Mike James of the firm’s Encino, Calif., office represented the seller, a major national developer, in the transaction. Eddie Greenhalgh of Marcus & Millichap’s Birmingham office is the firm’s broker of record in Alabama.
OVERLAND PARK, KAN. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the $12.2 million sale of a 37,930-square-foot shopping center in Overland Park, a southern suburb of Kansas City. The sales price equates to $322 per square foot. Los Angeles-based Highpoint Capital Group LLC purchased the Southridge retail center, which was built in 2008 and 2009, from Carson Development, a local developer. The retail property is located 12090 Metcalf Ave. Southridge is shadow anchored by Costco.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — NAI Wisinski of West Michigan has brokered the $12 million sale of 3.1 acres in downtown Grand Rapids that will serve as the future site of a 68-unit residential complex. The Woda Group LLC purchased the land located at 936 Front St. NW. Ryder Transportation Services, which sold the property, previously occupied a building on the land that is being demolished to make room for the housing project. Construction on Grand View Place is scheduled to start this summer. The housing development is expected to occupy two acres out of the 3.1-acre parcel. The remaining 1.1 acres will be used for a future mixed-use development. Stan Wisinski of NAI Wisinski of West Michigan represented The Woda Group in the transaction.
WEST CHICAGO, IIL. — CenterPoint Properties has sold a 174,400-square-foot industrial property in West Chicago to Simpson Manufacturing Co. for an undisclosed price. The facility, located at 2505 Enterprise Circle, features 48,776 square feet of office space, 28 exterior docks, two drive-in doors and 401 car parking spots. Simpson Manufacturing plans to renovate and expand the building. Britt Casey of Cushman & Wakefield represented CenterPoint in the transaction. David Prell, Cal Payne and Tyson Vallenari of CBRE represented Simpson Manufacturing.
NEW YORK CITY — Brookfield Asset Management Inc. has made an unsolicited offer to buy the majority stake of mall owner Rouse Properties Inc. that it doesn’t already own for $17 in cash per share, or approximately $657 million. Brookfield currently owns about 33 percent of Rouse’s outstanding shares. The proposed price represents a premium of 26 percent to the closing price of Rouse shares on Jan. 15, and a 19 percent premium to the 30-day volume-weighted average trading price of Rouse shares. The proposal was presented to the Rouse Board of Directors on Jan. 16. Rouse Properties (NYSE: RSE), a New York City-based publicly traded real estate investment trust, is a regional mall owner. The company’s portfolio includes 35 malls and retail centers in 21 states encompassing approximately 24.1 million square feet. Rouse was created in 2012 when General Growth Properties Inc. spun off a portfolio of 30 malls. According to the Wall Street Journal, Toronto-based Brookfield Asset Management (NYSE:BAM)(TSX:BAM.A)(EURONEXT:BAMA) acquired a 33 percent stake in the Rouse portfolio by leading a $30 billion restructuring of General Growth Properties to help it emerge from bankruptcy in 2010. Brookfield Asset Management describes itself as a global alternative asset manager with …
MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. — Novaya Real Estate Ventures has acquired a warehouse property located at 154 Campanelli Drive in Middleborough for $19.7 million. The 275,000-square-foot property is fully leased to alphabroder, an imprintable activewear company, on a long-term basis. JLL represented the seller, AEW, in the transaction.