Deals

Lidl Enters Texas Market

The German grocer acquired more than 5 acres in San Antonio and later this year will begin construction of a 30,000-square-foot location.

Jim Hamilton, HFF senior managing director

GBT Realty Acquires Alabama Retail Center

HFF represented DDR Corp. and TH Real Estate in the sale of McFarland Plaza Shopping Center, a 234,000-square-foot property in Tuscaloosa.

Billy Butcher

Kayne Anderson Buys Sentio Healthcare for $825M

The REIT’s portfolio comprises 33 properties, including private-pay senior housing assets, skilled nursing facilities, medical office buildings and specialty medical properties.

211 Perimeter Center, Atlanta

Cushman & Wakefield Expands ATL Lease for SunTrust Bank

The tenant renewed its 48,871-square-foot lease and added another 8,486 square feet of office space at its location in the Central Perimeter submarket.

HFF Brokers $44M Sale of Charlotte Hotel

Hospitality Properties Trust purchased the Crowne Plaza Charlotte Executive Park, a 300-key hotel that underwent an extensive revamp process in 2014. Intercontinental Hotels Group will manage the asset from now on.

New Skyscraper Coming to Uptown Charlotte

Ally Financial leased the majority of Ally Charlotte Center, a 742,000-square-foot office tower built by Crescent Communities. Construction on the 26-story building is set to begin early next year.

20 Seyon St., Watertown, Mass.

Calare Properties Lets Go of MA Asset

The warehouse, which Calare bought in 2015, is located in Watertown, Mass., and changed hands for $15 million. It is 100 percent leased.

Monmouth Lands 300 KSF OH Industrial Building

The company purchased the new asset for $18.3 million. Located in Kenton, the property is leased to New York-based International Paper Co.

Seagis Property Group Expands NYC Portfolio

The company acquired three warehouses totaling 135,000 square feet. This purchase marks Seagis Property Group’s entry into the Brooklyn submarket.

Todd Briddell, CenterSquare CEO & chief investment officer

CenterSquare Spins Off from BNY Mellon

The firm, set to be sold to its management team and private equity firm Lovell Minnick Partners, has $9 billion in U.S. assets under its umbrella, as well as global real estate and infrastructure investments.