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HAWTHORNE, CA-Shamrock invests $20 million in Lowe's development of industrial buildings at The Exchange, a former Northrop Grumman site where Lowe is already building a retail project.
TEMPE, AZ-A California buyer, satisfying a 1031 Exchange, gets a 14,911-sf, fully leased building in the Sky Harbor Industrial Park. The private investor's tenant is a health-care firm with three years to go on its lease.
SAN DIEGO-Court Carlyle, a San Diego apartment property, fetches $1.3 million from buyer Four Points Investments. Constructed in 1960, the multifamily complex stands at 737 60th St. The sale is the latest in a string of apartment transactions to close in the San Diego region, as investment interest here continues to grow.
SAN DIEGO, CA-Kilroy Realty Co. sells the 46,634-sf office facility to CAPL Building LLC. The buyer plans to occupy the majority of the building, which is currently vacant. The San Diego County office market is currently on the rebound, as the region's office market experienced 680,110 sf of net absorption in this year's second quarter.
SUGAR LAND, TX-Bought in January, the 134,000-sf, 93%-occupied center stands as collateral for an interest-only loan with an intermediary term. Florida's Regency Centers gets the capital from Allstate Life Insurance Co.
PHILADELPHIA-The McMurray, PA-based developer plans New Stanton Technology Park around the existing 330,000-sf former Robertshaw Controls manufacturing facility at 1 Siebe Dr., at the New Stanton exit of the ennsylvania Turnpike. The Robertshaw building is 30% leased to Westinghouse.
DENVER-Moody's Investors Service ups the area's retail score from seven to 21, but that still puts it in the "red" zone on a three-color scale. The US average is 88.
DALLAS-Al Horstmann goes from president and managing director of Bradford's management services to COO and partner. The BOMA Dallas president has been part of the Bradford team for 23 years.
SAN DIEGO, CA-The 76,000-sf build-to-suit development within the Mission Valley Heights business park has been leased for 20 years by The Art Institute of California, which will use the space for its San Diego campus. The developer is H.G. Fenton Co.
NEW YORK-Some of the 14 class-A office properties being marketed by Cushman & Wakefield have garnered more than 20 offers, making Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.'s goal of selling off 10% of its real estate portfolio by year-end appear doable.