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PHOENIX — A joint venture between Chicago-based firms Origin Investments and Randolph Street Realty Capital has purchased Union @ Roosevelt, a multifamily community in downtown Phoenix. The joint venture plans to more than double the size of the five-story property, which features nine studio units, 60 one-bedroom units and 11 two-bedroom units with an average size of 830 square feet. At the time of acquisition, the 80-unit community was 95 percent leased. The asset also includes 9,100 square feet of retail space, which is currently 33 percent leased to Fatty Daddy Ice Cream and Genuine Wine Bar. The remaining 6,100-square-foot retail space is divisible to two spaces between 2,900 square feet and 3,200 square feet. The second phase of the development will add additional units and community amenities, which will provide the level of development for compliance with the current Opportunity Zone requirements for the project. Additionally, the expansion will add supplemental amenities for the existing units. Constructed is slated to begin during the second quarter of 2020. New units are scheduled to be available in early 2022. Randolph Street will serve as the operating partner and developer of the second phase.

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CHICAGO — American Library Association (ALA) has sold its headquarters buildings at 50 E. Huron St. and 40 E. Huron St. in Chicago’s River North neighborhood. Neither the buyer nor the sales price were disclosed. In spring 2020, ALA will move its office to Michigan Plaza at 225 N. Michigan Ave. Until then, ALA staff will continue to occupy the adjoined, 98,000-square-foot buildings on Huron. ALA says the move will provide it with modernized workspace and enhanced meeting space. Architecture firm Nelson is designing the new office buildout. ALA began occupying space at 50 E. Huron in 1963 before building an extension and opening 40 E. Huron in 1981. The two connected buildings have housed the association’s staff ever since.

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MOLINE, ILL. — SVN Chicago Commercial has brokered the sale of Paulsen Manor Apartments in Moline for $3.3 million. The 67-unit multifamily complex is located at 2424 41st St. within the Quad Cities. Reid Bennett and Cody Doran of SVN brokered the transaction. A local investor purchased the asset.

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CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MICH. — Gerdom Realty & Investment has arranged the sale of a 2,822-square-foot retail property formerly occupied by Dunkin’ in Clinton Township, north of Detroit. The sales price was undisclosed. The building is located on Groesbeck Highway, just north of 15 Mile Road. Tjader Gerdom and Vicki Gutowski of Gerdom represented the seller. Matt Croswell of CBRE represented the buyer, a Captain D’s restaurant franchisee. This will be the first Captain D’s restaurant in Michigan.

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REDMOND, WASH. — San Francisco-based investor The Roxborough Group LLC has acquired Quadrant Willows, a 248,041-square-foot, Class A office complex in Redmond, an eastern suburb of Seattle. The purchase price was $73.6 million, according to the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce. The four buildings of Quadrant Willows are located along Willows Road in the tech-dominated Redmond submarket. The seller, Equus Capital Partners Ltd., acquired the complex in 2016 and has since completed $850,000 worth of renovations. “We were able to assemble an attractive four-building portfolio, through two separate acquisitions, in one of the most dynamic office markets in the country and take the occupancy from a combined 78 percent at acquisition to 100 percent at the time of sale,” says Robert Butchenhart, vice president for Equus and manager for Equus’ West Coast office. Redmond benefits from Microsoft’s 8 million-square-foot corporate headquarters and the Eastlink Light Rail transit line. “The Redmond submarket is one of the most dynamic Eastside submarkets with 21.5 percent rent growth over the past 24 months. Vacancy, including Microsoft, is at 4.4 percent with overall Eastside vacancy at 4.3 percent,” says Joe Lynch, executive managing director of Newmark Night Frank (NKF), which represented the Equus in the …

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LA MARQUE AND DICKINSON, TEXAS — Bellomy & Co. has arranged the sale High Point Storage, a portfolio of two self-storage facilities totaling 1,117 units across 235,918 net rentable square feet in Southeast Texas. One of the properties is located in La Marque, and the other is located in Dickinson, both of which are cities located in between Houston and Galveston. Approximately 28 percent of the units are climate-controlled. Both facilities were roughly 90 percent occupied at the time of sale. Bill Bellomy and Michael Johnson of Bellomy & Co. represented the Houston-based seller and procured the buyer, California-based REIT Public Storage.

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PHOENIX — Sumitomo Corp. of Americas has purchased Collier Center, a 2.8-acre commercial complex in downtown Phoenix. Eastdil Secured handled the transaction. Terms of the deal, including acquisition price and seller, were not disclosed. The 24-story property features more than 578,000 square feet of rentable space, including a variety of restaurants and bars, plus a three-level underground parking garage. At the time of acquisition, the building was 84 percent occupied, with Bank of America and Uber among its largest tenants. With this new acquisition, Sumitomo owns a commercial real estate portfolio totaling over $425 million to date with more than 1.6 million square feet of commercial space.

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INNER GROVE HEIGHTS, MINN. — The Cooper Commercial Investment Group has brokered the $2.1 million sale of Inner Grove Market II, an 8,955-square-foot retail property in Inner Grove Heights, about 20 miles southeast of Minneapolis. Caribou Coffee anchors the building, constructed in 2005. Bob Havasi and Dan Cooper of Cooper Group represented the seller, an East Coast-based private investment group. A North Dakota-based private investment group purchased the asset at a cap rate of 7.28 percent.

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INDIANAPOLIS — U.S. OCG has acquired a 497-room, three-property Marriott hotel portfolio in Indianapolis for an undisclosed price. The hotels, located adjacent to each other, include a 315-room Marriott, a 119-room Delta and a 63-room Fairfield Inn & Suites. Together, they include more than 90,000 square feet of meeting space. Nate Sahn, James Foxx, Pravin Boteju and Stephen LaMotte Jr. of CBRE represented the seller, a joint venture between Shadeland Enterprises LLC and Midwest Investments Associates LLC.

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FISHERS, IND. — Colliers International has brokered the sale of Crosspoint Plaza One, a four-story Class A office building located at 10475 Crosspoint Blvd. in Fishers. The sales price was $8.8 million, according to the Indianapolis Business Journal. The 138,636-square-foot property is situated in the northeast Indianapolis corridor with immediate access to I-69. Alex Cantu, Alex Davenport, Matt Langfeldt and Rich Forslund of Colliers represented the seller. Arkansas-based Tempus Realty Partners purchased the building, constructed in 1999. Crosspoint Plaza One originally served as a build-to-suit for Wiley Publishing, which recently vacated the property, leaving it 20 percent occupied. The new ownership plans to upgrade the building with modernized common areas, outdoor space and a first-floor conference center.

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