NEW YORK CITY — Himmel + Meringoff Properties has leased 30,720 square feet of office space to Dataminr at Six East 32nd St. in New York City’s NoMad district. The company has signed a 10-year lease for two floors at the 11-story office building. Dataminr, which transforms real-time data from Twitter and other public sources into actionable signals, is relocating and expanding from 99 Madison Ave. Jason Vacker represented the ownership, Himmel + Meringoff Properties, while Matthew McBride of CBRE represented the tenant.
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RIVER VALE, N.J. — Cushman & Wakefield has brokered the sale of Edgewood Country Club, a 185-acre property located in River Vale. The Witmondt and Schonbraun Families, operating through Edgewood Golf Course Realty Associates, acquired the property for an undisclosed sum from Edgewood Country Club Inc. Located at 449 Rivervale Road, the property operates as a private 27-hole golf course and country club facility, including a 41,500-square-foot clubhouse, swimming pools, tennis courts, driving range, putting greens, snack bar, banquet facilities and other amenities. Gary Gabriel, Andrew Merin, David Bernhaut, Brian Whitmer and Ryan Dowd of Cushman & Wakefield brokered the transaction.
EUREKA, MO. — Gershman Commercial Real Estate has brokered the sale of a 15,859-square-foot retail space located at 98 The Legends Parkway in Eureka. CUNA Mutual Investment Corp. sold the property to The Legends Plaza LLC for an undisclosed sum. Roger Zigler and Stephen Symsack of Gershman Commercial represented both parties in the transaction.
PURCELLVILLE, VA. — ECHO Realty has purchased Purcellville Gateway, a 90,000-square-foot grocery-anchored shopping center located at the intersection of Berlin Turnpike and Main Street in Purcellville, a town in Virginia’s Loudoun County. Jordan Lex and John Owndoff of HFF brokered the transaction. The developers, a partnership between Roadside Development and Harris Teeter, built the shopping center on the original Cole Farm site and preserved three of the original structures. One of the original barns is occupied by The Wine Kitchen and IJ Canns American Grille, and the silo that once held grain for the farm now houses equipment to support the public water feature and fountain. Originally opened in 2012, a second phase of the development opened in 2015, featuring The UPS Store and a new Starbucks drive-thru location, as well as an expanded Pet Valu. Chick-fil-A will also open later this year on the northeastern corner of the property, and ECHO is exploring plans to build additional, light density retail and residential use on a three-acre parcel at the northwest corner of the property. Purcellville Gateway is ECHO Realty’s first center acquired in Virginia and the new ownership has chosen to retain the management and leasing services of Roadside …
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Capstone Apartment Partners has brokered the $12.8 million sale of Hunter’s Pointe, a 394-unit apartment community located in Charlotte. The property is located roughly five miles from Uptown Charlotte. ACRE purchased the asset from Hunter’s Apartments LLC for roughly $32,616 per unit. The apartment community has received approximately $3 million in upgrades over the past 10 years and was 85 percent occupied at the time of sale. Brian Ford, Beau McIntosh and Alex McDermott of Capstone Apartment Partners represented the seller in the transaction.
MIDLAND, TEXAS — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of Western Park Plaza, a 91,353-square-foot retail property located in Midland. Philip Levy of Marcus & Millichap’s Fort Worth office marketed the property on behalf of the seller, a private investor. Levy also represented the buyer, a developer. Western Park Plaza is located at 1012-1028 Andrews Highway. The center is 100 percent occupied, and all leases are triple net. Tenants include Miss Cayce’s Christmas Store, Day by Day, EnerVest, Family Dollar, Mobility Unlimited, Yates Carpets, BootCamp, Calvary Christian Fellowship Church and Garza Crossfit. The building was constructed in 1981 and sits on 7.4 acres. The center is shadow anchored by an Albertson’s grocery store and Ace Hardware.
SAN ANTONIO — Standridge Cos. and Legacy Capital Co. have formed a partnership and acquired multiple tracts totaling 45 acres within the Monterrey Village mixed-use commercial project at the southwest corner of Loop 410 and S.H. 151 in western San Antonio. The tracts are fully entitled and ready for development and sales to end-users and developers. The Monterrey Village acquisition is the second investment partnership between Legacy Capital and Standridge. The two companies recently completed a 33-acre project on the north side of SH 121 between Paige Road and Blair Oaks Drive, just northwest of Nebraska Furniture Mart in The Colony.
WINDSOR, CONN. — Sentry Commercial has arranged the acquisition of an industrial warehouse facility located at 1050 Kennedy Blvd. in Windsor. TELLING Industries purchased the 83,736-square-foot property for $1.4 million. The buyer is a metal framing and accessory manufacturing company headquartered in Ohio with locations in Arizona and Arkansas.
HUDSON, MASS. — The Stubblebine Company/CORFAC International and The Garibaldi Group have brokered the sale of an industrial service and repair building located at 2 Fox Road in Hudson. John McCarthy of NRT Bus purchased the 16,800-square-foot property for $1.2 million from DRS Power Technologies. Built in 1994, the property features 4,000 square feet of office and support space, heavy power and large drive-in doors. David Stubblebine and James Stubblebine of The Stubblebine Company, along with Chuck Bower of The Garibaldi Group, represented the seller, while Joe Aho of O’Brien Commercial Properties represented the buyer in the transaction.
TUSTIN, CALIF. – AutoCrib has purchased a 58,000-square-foot warehouse and manufacturing facility in Tustin. The facility is located at 2882 Dow Ave. The industrial vending machine software writer and manufacturer was previously operating out of three separate buildings. The acquisition was financed with a 20-year, fixed-rate Small Business Administration 504 loan that was arranged by Jennifer Davis of TMC Financing. The total project cost $7.7 million. AutoCrib’s commercial lender is Pacific Premier Bank.