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Transwestern Reps Seller of 277 KSF IN Retail Center
Berengaria Development has acquired the 277,059-square-foot shopping center with 96 percent occupancy rate. Tenants include Dick’s Sporting Goods, Five Below and Home Goods.
Swig Co. Sells SF Office-Industrial Asset
In recent years, the 50,000-square-foot building underwent interior renovations, including aesthetic upgrades and efficiency improvements.
Levin to Lease, Manage NJ Retail Center
Commons at Hooper is a 120,350-square-foot community shopping center in Toms River, N.J., anchored by Michaels and DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse.
Amazon Robotics MA HQ Trades for $45M
Lincoln Property Co. has teamed up with Ibdar Bank and Ritz Banc Group in order to acquire the only facility in the world that designs, assembles and tests Amazon’s entire robotics equipment arsenal.
Sares Regis to Redevelop Former Toyota HQ
The 110-acre property is home to more than 2 million square feet of office and industrial space in Torrance, Calif., including special amenities such as a data center, hydrogen fueling stations and helipads.
Chicago Mixed-Use Lands $1.2B Research Hub
The 78, Related Midwest’s 62-acre master-planned development, will become home to The University of Illinois System’s innovation center, Discovery Partners Institute.
Foundry Commercial to Relocate Nashville Office
The firm will occupy 3,000 square feet at The Pinnacle at Symphony Place, a 29-story skyscraper in the city’s South of Broadway district.
100 KSF Self-Storage Facility Opens in Westwood, NJ
The 916-unit asset located in the historic downtown of Westwood marks the 37th Extra Space Storage facility of The Hampshire Cos.
Prologis Sells Iconic San Diego Asset
Voit Real Estate Services arranged the sale of the 102-year-old Sante Fe Depot, which offers mixed-use development opportunities. Heritage Architecture & Planning will be in charge of restorations.
CBRE Strengthens Nashville Tenant Representation Team
Judy Noble joins a team with more than 60 years of combined experience where he will work with industry veterans Harrison Johnson, Ken Leiser and Sarah Pettigrew.