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DALLAS—DuWest Realty's Will Walters and Scott Rodgers, a Dallas-based team, specializes in the disposition of single and multi-tenant retail centers throughout the Texas and Oklahoma markets. Its newly formed investment services group has announced the closing of 11 transactions totaling more than $64 million in sales volume since launching in fourth quarter 2015.

“Large institutional funds as well as private 1031 capital continue to sustain a strong transactional market,” Walters said.

The team has several new retail listings coming to market within the next 30 days. First quarter 2016 transactions that DuWest completed include:

Maple and Wycliff: A 4,700-square-foot two-tenant 7-Eleven retail center at 4331 Maple Ave. in Dallas where Walters and Rodgers represented the seller. Waylon Longino with Noble RE represented buyer Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co.

2633 McKinney Ave.:  Stockdale Investment Group sold the 10,700 square foot retail center in Uptown Dallas where Walters represented the purchaser, an institutional investment group.

Addison Plaza: A 32,252-square-foot retail center anchored by Chipotle at 3711 Belt line Rd in Addison, TX where Rodgers represented the buyer, a local partnership.

Harvest Plaza: A 20,250-square-foot Walmart shadow-anchored shopping center at 2014 N. State Highway 78 in Wylie, TX. Walters represented the seller and the buyer was a local partnership.

MacArthur and 114 Las Colinas: A two-tenant retail building anchored by Spin Pizza at 1030 W. John Carpenter Freeway where Rodgers represented both the buyer and seller in this transaction.

Shoppes at Camp Bowie: A 16,269-square-foot retail center anchored by AT&T at 6370 Camp Bowie Blvd. in Fort Worth where Rodgers represented the buyer, a local partnership.

Walters tells GlobeSt.com: “We expect institutional and 1031 activity to continue throughout the year as Texas markets continue to be a focus for national investors.”

 

7-Eleven

DALLAS—DuWest Realty's Will Walters and Scott Rodgers, a Dallas-based team, specializes in the disposition of single and multi-tenant retail centers throughout the Texas and Oklahoma markets. Its newly formed investment services group has announced the closing of 11 transactions totaling more than $64 million in sales volume since launching in fourth quarter 2015.

“Large institutional funds as well as private 1031 capital continue to sustain a strong transactional market,” Walters said.

The team has several new retail listings coming to market within the next 30 days. First quarter 2016 transactions that DuWest completed include:

Maple and Wycliff: A 4,700-square-foot two-tenant 7-Eleven retail center at 4331 Maple Ave. in Dallas where Walters and Rodgers represented the seller. Waylon Longino with Noble RE represented buyer Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co.

2633 McKinney Ave.:  Stockdale Investment Group sold the 10,700 square foot retail center in Uptown Dallas where Walters represented the purchaser, an institutional investment group.

Addison Plaza: A 32,252-square-foot retail center anchored by Chipotle at 3711 Belt line Rd in Addison, TX where Rodgers represented the buyer, a local partnership.

Harvest Plaza: A 20,250-square-foot Walmart shadow-anchored shopping center at 2014 N. State Highway 78 in Wylie, TX. Walters represented the seller and the buyer was a local partnership.

MacArthur and 114 Las Colinas: A two-tenant retail building anchored by Spin Pizza at 1030 W. John Carpenter Freeway where Rodgers represented both the buyer and seller in this transaction.

Shoppes at Camp Bowie: A 16,269-square-foot retail center anchored by AT&T at 6370 Camp Bowie Blvd. in Fort Worth where Rodgers represented the buyer, a local partnership.

Walters tells GlobeSt.com: “We expect institutional and 1031 activity to continue throughout the year as Texas markets continue to be a focus for national investors.”

 

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