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Transactions: Who’s paying how much for what

April 12, 2018

•On behalf of an institutional client, Northbridge Investment Management, of Toronto, paid FCA Partners, of Charlotte, N.C., $27.8 million for the Shoppes of Boynton, a 151,000-square-foot center in Winter Haven, Fla., that houses Chili's Grill & Bar, Dollar Tree, FedEx Office, Pollo Tropical, Ross Dress for Less, Tuesday Morning and other tenants.

•An unidentified private investor paid nearly $12 million for Palms Plaza, a 32,500-square-foot, 100 percent-leased center in Tampa, Fla., anchored by a Publix.

•An unidentified buyer paid Kimco Realty Corp. $6 million for Chain O’Lakes Plaza, a 91,000-square-foot center in Winter Haven, Fla. Tenants at the 97 percent–leased center include Big Lots, Family Dollar, Jo-Ann Fabrics and Rainbow Shops. The Shopping Center Group represented Kimco.

•Galium Capital paid Tower Realty Partners $5.4 million for the Shoppes of Lake Mary (Fla.), a 38,500-square-foot shopping center in the Orlando, Fla., area, in a deal marketed on behalf of the seller by Holliday Fenoglio Fowler.

•A private 1031 exchange investor paid New England Retail Properties slightly more than $3.6 million for a Farmington, Conn., property that houses a Tractor Supply Store.

•Davles, LLC, paid Location Matters nearly $1.9 million for a 5,500-square-foot, freestanding restaurant in the Mission Valley East area of San Diego.

•Great Neck, N.Y.–based Gorjian Acquisitions paid a private investor $1.5 million for Oglethorpe Plaza, a 109,000-square-foot shopping center in Albany, Ga., anchored by a Roses discount department store and by City Trends, a value-priced retailer of urban fashion apparel and accessories.

By Edmund Mander

Director, Editor-In-Chief/SCT