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LONDON-The fast-growing Charities Property Fund has targeted the distribution sector, buying a 62,000-sf distribution warehouse in Southampton, Hampshire.
WOODSVILLE, NH-Butson's Enterprises closes four of its Ro-Jack's stores in Mansfield and North Attleboro, MA and in East Wakefield and Greenwich, RI. The locally based retailer is looking to cut costs in an effort to better position itself in the current market.
EVERETT, WA-The 17-year old shadow-anchored strip mall changed hands on March 27, after being held for nearly 11 years by the Michigan-based seller, CAPROC Inc. The sale marked the end of CAPROC's holding period says Lou Senini of CR Richard Ellis.
BINGHAM FARMS, MI-President and chief executive officer Jeffrey Lewis predicts the closing on the sales of five assets, including Bricktown Square in Chicago, will take place "within the next 30 to 60 days.
LOS ANGELES-National Life of Vermont takes space in the Century City section of Los Angeles in a building owned by Dusenberg Investment Co. The transaction value is in excess of $1.5 million.
ATLANTA-The leasing director for the Chicago-based company's Central Florida properties moves to Atlanta where he and his team will oversee nine million sf of office space, in addition to covering Tampa and Orlando properties.
SANTA ANA, CA-The 12-unit Dyer Business Center, which Werdin Corp. completed in November of last year, has entirely sold out in five months. Nine separate buyers have bought up the complex's industrial facilities, which range in size from 7,557 sf to 10,873 sf.
ORLANDO-The 45,000-sf supermarket is being developed at Southwood Village in SouthWood at an estimated hard construction cost of $2.25 million, according to area construction industry estimators.
PEABODY, MA-KinderCare Learning Centers will open its 24th center in the state at 520 Lowell St. The Portland, Oregon-based company is one of the country's largest providers of early childhood care and education. The facility is expected to be open this September.