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PHILADELPHIA-In its fourth transaction in as many months, Jenkintown, PA-based American Financial Realty Trust acquired an aggregate 3.7 million sf for an average of $91.35 per sf. Bank of America leased the 14 properties in seven states through June 2022.
SAN FRANCISCO-Grubb & Ellis identifies the absence of positive job growth as one of the many major obstacles faced by San Francisco's office market in its road to recovery.
AVONDALE, AZ-An Oregon couple acquires the center, not yet a year old, from a California-based limited liability company. Located at the junction of 107th Avenue and Indian School Road, the center has tenants such as WaMu, Starbucks and Great Clips.
SANTA MONICA, CA-The shopping center REIT, an owner of regional malls, sells properties in Ventura, Calif. and Phoenix, Ariz. as part of its strategy of divesting non-core assets.
WASHINGTON, DC-In a deal between seller F Street Group and buyer Grosvenor Atlantic Ltd. the building at 1777 F St. gets snapped up for $17 million. The structure is currently valued at $10.5 million and is fully occupied by Federal Housing Finance Board through 2006.
CHICAGO-Having already offered $18 per share for the Bloomfield Hills, MI upscale mall REIT, retail giant Simon Property Group Inc. of Indianapolis teams with familiar partner Westfield America Inc. to up the price to $20, or $1.04 billion.
MIAMI-The 25,000-sf, five-year deal is for a new location for the electrical supply distributor at 6780 White Drive in West Palm Beach, FL. The company is paying about $7.25 per sf gross.
PORTLAND-Dirk Koopman, owner of the Waddle's restaurant property adjacent Interstate 5 on Jantzen Beach Drive, tells GlobeSt.com that a Krispy Kreme franchisee has contracted to lease the entire site and will construct a 4,500-sf doughnut shop there.