COLUMBUS, OHIO — Colliers International has brokered the sale of Sterling Place in Columbus for $32.5 million. The 300-unit multifamily property was built in 1991. Will Mathews and Russ Williamson of Colliers represented the seller, CORE Realty Holdings Management Inc. The Conor Group purchased the property.
CHICAGO — Essex Realty Group Inc. has brokered the sale of a condominium building in Oak Park, a suburb of Chicago, for $2 million. The property, located at 922-924 Ontario St., features 13 one-bedroom units. Ontario Association purchased all of the units in what is known as a condo deconversion. Under the Condominium Property Act in Illinois, unit owners can elect to sell a condo property if 75 percent or more are in agreement. Owners then have the option to either move out or to leaseback from the new owner. Jim Darrow and Jordan Gottlieb of Essex arranged the sale on behalf of the buyer.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. — Michaelson Real Estate Group LLC, in partnership with Eklund Development, has acquired The Metropolitan, a 520-unit multifamily community in the Cedar Bluff neighborhood of Knoxville, for $48.1 million. Constructed in 1986, the property includes one- and two-bedroom floor plans with an average size of 800 square feet. Units feature wood-style flooring, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and private balconies or patios. Community amenities include a heated indoor swimming pool, outdoor resort-style pool, clubhouse, fitness center, sports courts and a picnic area with grills. The property was updated in 2015 to include repaved parking lots, new roofs and interior and exterior renovations.
BOSTON — Fortis Property Group has purchased Dock Square Garage, a parking garage and retail property located adjacent to Faneuil Hall in downtown Boston, for $170 million. The property features 698 parking spaces and 16,100 square feet of retail space, which is leased to Hard Rock Café. The asset also offers three to four stories of additional development potential. Robert Griffin, Edward Maher, Matthew Pullen and James Tribble of Newmark Knight Frank represented the seller, Dock Square Parking Associates, in the transaction.
FRONT ROYAL, VA. — Washington, D.C.-based The JCR Cos. has acquired Riverton Commons, a 69,496-square-foot shopping center in Front Royal, for $17.7 million. CBRE represented the seller, EDENS, and First Virginia Community Bank provided acquisition financing. Constructed in 2007, Riverton Commons is home to tenants including Valley Health Systems Urgent Care, Great Clips, Mattress Warehouse, Sweet Frog, Anytime Fitness, Hibbett Sports and Tropical Smoothie Café. The property is part of a 500,000-square-foot regional shopping center anchored by a Walmart Supercenter and a Lowe’s Home Improvement store. JCR plans to lease up the existing vacant space and either develop or sell the property’s five pad sites, two of which are vacant land.
TUSCALOOSA, ALA. — GBT Realty Corp. has purchased McFarland Plaza, a 234,124-square-foot shopping center in Tuscaloosa. Jim Hamilton, Richard Reid, Mike Allison and Brad Buchanan of HFF represented the seller, a partnership between DDR Corp. and TH Real Estate. Bill Fishel and Matthew Stewart of HFF secured a three-year, floating-rate loan through Värde Partners on behalf of the new owner. T.J. Maxx, Ross Dress for Less, Michaels and Stein Mart anchor the center. McFarland Plaza Shopping Center is also home to Cato, Dollar General, H&R Block, Pet Supplies Plus, Nail Club and Lendmark Financial. Located at 2600 McFarland Blvd. E., the center is approximately one mile south of the University of Alabama.
LOS ANGELES — InvenTrust Properties Corp. has purchased River Oaks, a grocery-anchored retail center located in the San Fernando Valley submarket of Los Angeles. An undisclosed seller sold the property for $115 million. Target, Sprouts, buybuyBaby, ULTA, Total Women Gym & Spa, Pier 1 Imports and Big 5 Sporting Goods occupy the 275,000-square-foot retail center.
PERRIS, CALIF. — Progressive Real Estate Partners has closed three new leases at Perris Marketplace, located at 1700 N. Perris Blvd. in Perris, bringing the retail center to 100 percent leased. Baskin Robbins, Jamba Juice and Daniel’s Jewelers have signed leases at the 225,000-square-foot retail center, which Walmart Supercenter anchors. Additional tenants at the center include Starbucks Coffee, Popeye’s, Pieology, Chipotle, Yogurtland, Dickey’s Barbecue, America’s Best Contacts and Eyeglasses, Pacific Dental and Sally Beauty Supply. Paul Gamarini and Gretchen Lastra of Progressive Real Estate Partners represented the owners/developers, Trachman Indevco and Evergreen, in the transactions.
SAN DIEGO — Pacific Coast Commercial has arranged a retail lease for San Diego-based Furniture & Accessory Retail Group at 8650 Villa La Jolla Drive in La Jolla. The company will open a Bassett Home Furnishings location at the 12,440-square-foot space at La Jolla Square. Total consideration of the lease is $3.9 million. Shirley Kanamu of Pacific Coast Commercial represented the tenant, while Reg Kobzi of CBRE represented the landlord, Florida-based 8650 Villa La Jolla Inc., in the deal.
DALLAS — Dallas-based MedProperties Holdings has acquired a portfolio of 17 healthcare properties totaling 620,750 square feet from Chicago-based private equity firm Harrison Street for approximately $230 million. Seven properties are located in Texas: Abilene Surgery Center and Hospital in Abilene; Texas Rehabilitation Hospital of Arlington in Arlington; Grand Parkway MOB in Richmond; Williams Way MOB in Richmond; Conroe Medical Plaza in Conroe; Kingwood Medical Plaza in Kingwood; and Lake Granbury Medical Center in Granbury. None of the five assets in the Houston area were significantly affected by Hurricane Harvey. The other properties in the sold portfolio are located in Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Missouri and Kentucky. Chris Bodnar and Lee Asher of CBRE represented Harrison Street in the sale. Erik Tellefson and Jon Buehner of Capital One originated senior debt financing for the transaction. David Selznick and Andrew Smith of Kayne Anderson originated mezzanine debt for the acquisition. MedProperties Holdings’ portfolio of healthcare assets now totals roughly 3.4 million square feet across 20 states.
