MANCHESTER, N.H. — Brady Sullivan Properties, in partnership with the Anagnost Companies, has acquired three mixed-use properties in Manchester for $4.2 million. The properties include 75, 85 and 95 Faltin Drive, which were part of the former Osram Sylvania complex. The three assets offer more than 51,000 square feet of office, warehouse and flex space. Building 1 includes 18,625 of office and warehouse space; building 2 consists of 15,405 square feet of office and warehouse space with loading docks; and building 3 is a 17,605-square-foot warehouse property with 10 loading docks and 16-foot high ceilings. Charles Panasis of Brady Sullivan Properties negotiated the transaction. The name of the seller was not released.
NEW YORK CITY — Ariel Property Advisors has arranged the sale of a multifamily property located at 161 E. 96th St. in Manhattan. Encore Manhattan LLC acquired the 9,160-square-foot property from a private investor for $6.5 million. The five-story building features 19 large studio apartments. Additionally, the property offers significant future development potential as R104 zoning providing approximately 25,230 buildable square feet as-of-right, or 16,070 square feet of air rights over the existing structure. Michael Tortorici, Howard Raber, Shimon Shkury, Victor Sozio and Matthew Gillis of Ariel Properties Advisors represented the seller and procured the buyer in the transaction.
MINNEAPOLIS — Golub & Co. and Oaktree Capital Group LLC have acquired RSM Plaza in downtown Minneapolis for an undisclosed price. The building, formerly known as McGladrey Plaza, is a 415,000-square-foot office tower. The duo also acquired an 850-stall parking garage at the corner of 8th Street and Nicollet Avenue. The asset was purchased from United Properties and the building represented the largest company-owned asset that United Properties has sold in its nearly 100-year history. Tenants in the RSM Plaza include RSM (formerly McGladrey), Amec Foster Wheeler, Unilever, the Clorox Company, Abbott Nutrition, Portico Benefits, First American Title Insurance Co., Panera Bread and Barnes & Noble. Golub and its partners plan to conduct a $10 million renovation, which is slated for completion in mid-2017. The renovation will include improvements to the building common areas as well as the addition of amenities such as a fitness center, conference center, tenant lounge and improvements to the parking garage and retail areas. Scott Pollock of Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq represented United Properties in the transaction. Adam Short of Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq represented the Golub acquisition team.
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati-based Phillips Edison Grocery Center REIT II Inc. has acquired three grocery-anchored shopping centers throughout Ohio and Illinois for an undisclosed price. Amherst Marketplace, anchored by Giant Eagle, is a 79,945-square-foot retail facility located in Amherst, Ohio, approximately 34 miles east of downtown Cleveland. Other tenants at the center include Get Go Gas, Monster Tan and Best Cuts. Sheffield Crossing is an 113,688-square-foot shopping center that is also anchored by Giant Eagle. The property is located in Sheffield Village, Ohio, approximately 25 miles east of downtown Cleveland. Tenants at Sheffield Crossing include Edward Jones, Great Clips, Weight Watchers and Verizon Wireless. The Shoppes at Windmill Place is located in Batavia, Ill., approximately 43 miles west of Chicago and is a 122,176-square-foot retail property. Jewel Osco anchors the center, and other tenants include Dunkin Donuts, Mattress Firm, Zano Salon, Hair Cuttery, Subway, Hallmark and GNC.
HARTFORD, WIS. — Siegel-Gallagher has arranged the sale of a 2,100-square-foot office building in Hartford, approximately 40 miles northwest of Milwaukee, for an undisclosed price. The Thomas L. Kissel and Ruth R. Kissel Revocable Trust sold the property known as the Kissel Law Office to an undisclosed buyer. The building is located a 6140 W. State Road 60. Devin Tessmer of Siegel-Gallagher brokered the transaction.
SAN FRANCISCO — HFF has arranged $144.3 million in financing for Centennial Towers, a 340,000-square-foot office building in South San Francisco. The 12-story tower is located at 1 Tower Place. The loan will be used to finance the Class A property’s acquisition and repositioning. Phase 3 Real Estate Partners will develop the project, converting the space into a science facility rebranded as Genesis. Centennial Towers is located within a one-mile radius of major biotech and life sciences companies like Genentech and Amgen. It offers easy access to Highway 101, which links downtown San Francisco to Silicon Valley. HFF’s Tim Wright, Todd Sugimoto and Zack Holderman originated the loan.
TUCSON, ARIZ. — An unnamed buyer has acquired a 320-unit apartment complex in Tucson for $33.6 million. The community was built in 1995. The seller was Independence Realty Trust (IRT). The firm will utilize the net cash proceeds to reduce its outstanding debt and for general corporate purposes. The firm is currently in the process of selling properties that fall outside its geographic focus.
TUSTIN, CALIF. — A 23-unit apartment complex in Tustin has sold to Nisson Rd LLC for $3.5 million. The community is located at 1431 Nisson Road. It was built in 1961. The property is fully occupied. Steve Heri and Steve Gim of NAI Capital represented both the buyer and seller, Cal Receivers, in this transaction.
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND WASHINGTON, D.C. — Modell’s Sporting Goods has acquired three new locations in major cities on the East Coast. The company has acquired 1608 Walnut St. in Philadelphia, 480 Boylston St. in Boston and 715 Seventh St. NW in Washington, D.C., from City Sports for an undisclosed price. Modell’s Sporting Goods will transition the three locations, ranging from 7,500 square feet to 9,000 square feet, from City Sports retailers in early 2016. The acquisition of these locations brings Modell’s total store count to 160 locations in 10 states.
NEW YORK CITY — The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and The Durst Organization have announced that One World Trade Center is ending the year by reaching a major milestone of leasing 2 million square feet of Class A office space. The 1,776-foot tall tower reached this milestone with the signing of two new leases for pre-built space on the property’s 84th floor: a 12,000-square-foot transaction with SHVO, an international developer of luxury residential, hospitality and mixed-use projects; and a 10,000-square-foot lease with Juno Lab, a sharing economy venture. One World Trade Center now includes a roster of 24 tenants in a variety of business sectors, including media, technology, financial services and advertising. The landlord, The Durst Organization, was represented in-house by Karen Kuznick, along with Tara Stacom, Justin Royce, Barry Zeller, Connor Daugstrup and Peter Trivelas of Cushman & Wakefield. Elliott Warren of the Kaufman Organization represented Juno Lab in the transaction, while SHVO was represented in-house.