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Transactions — Who’s paying how much for what

April 18, 2019

$242 million
Cale Street Partners, a Kuwaiti investment firm backed by that country’s sovereign wealth fund, acquired a 50 percent stake in the 1.2 million-square-foot Intu Derby, which Intu Properties owns in the city of Derby, in the county of Derbyshire, England.

$59.6 million
Waterfall Asset Management and Bridge33 Capital acquired the 371,500-square-foot Milford (Conn.) Crossing shopping center from LNR Partners. Walmart anchors the center, which is  98 percent leased. Barnes & Noble, Marshalls, Petco and Staples are tenants too. JLL represented the seller.

$18 million
Gulf Coast Commercial Group acquired Siegen Village, a 170,400-square-foot center in Baton Rouge, La., from Equity One. Big Lots, Office Depot and Planet Fitness anchor the center. 

$12.3 million
Highline Real Estate Capital, of Miami, and M Street Holdings, of Palm Beach, Fla., acquired Century Plaza, a 132,700-square-foot, fully leased retail center in Orlando, Fla., from a private global institutional investment firm. The center's anchors are Aldi, Big Lots, DD’s Discounts and Ross Dress for Less. The Shopping Center Group brokered the deal.

Century Plaza, Orlando, Fla.

Century Plaza, Orlando, Fla.

$6.1 million
A partnership between Jeff Kitchen and Tiny Cap LLC sold a 14,300-square-foot, grocery-anchored center in North Scottsdale, Ariz., in a transaction amounting to $430.67 per square foot at a 6 percent cap rate. Orion Investment Real Estate arranged the sale.

$5.6 million
Two retail pad buildings at a Walgreens-anchored center in Ontario, Calif., were sold in separate transactions. A private investor from Southern California acquired a 13,400-square-foot pad occupied by a car-parts store and a corporate offices facility for about $3.2 million. A second investor acquired a pad containing an 8,210-square-foot, seven-tenant retail building for 2.4 million. Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors represented the seller, a private developer in Ontario.

One of two retail pads sold recently at a center in Ontario, Calif.

One of two retail pads sold recently at a center in Ontario, Calif.

$2 million
A private investor acquired an 18,400-square-foot center on Astrozon Boulevard, in Colorado Springs, Colo., in a deal brokered by Marcus & Millichap.

By Edmund Mander

Director, Editor-In-Chief/SCT

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