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833 Chestnut St. Trades Hands for $160 Million
Less than one year after it was put on the market, the 12-story data center and medical office building sitting across from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (TJUH) in Center City Philadelphia is under new ownership.
I-Drive Retail Center Changes Hands
International Drive Value Center, a retail center near Universal Orlando Resort and Wet ‘n Wild Orlando, was sold recently, according to a written announcement released by Holliday Fenoglio Fowler.
How to Flip a KOIN
HFF has arranged financing for the purchase of an office tower in the second tightest office market in the country.
27-Property Texas Industrial Portfolio Changes Hands
A private fund saw strong upside growth potential in the 27-building industrial portfolio it picked up.
Charlotte Office Tower Sells for Tidy Sum
The Charlotte office market is growing hotter and hotter.
Goddard Trades Office Property in Houston
In the first significant value-add deal since the oil price slump began, a 21-story, boutique office building in downtown Houston has changed hands.
Metro Self Storage Pays $29 million for Self-Storage Portfolio in Suburban Philadelphia
A portfolio of self-storage properties changed hands this month in suburban Philadelphia in a transaction brokered by HFF on behalf of the seller, PFG Capital of York, PA.
Freddie Mac to Buy Biggest Property on West Coast
Freddie Mac is about to purchase the biggest loan for one apartment community.
PennySaver HQ in Brea Acquired by Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation
The current headquarters of PennySaver USA Publishing LLC recently traded hands in a deal arranged by real estate company HFF. The property is located in the North Orange County Brea/La Habra submarket, southeast of Los Angeles. The selling entity, a joint venture between Cohen Asset Management Inc. and American National Insurance Company, was represented by HFF.
Urban Investment, Lubert-Adler JV Buys Another Adams Morgan Apartment Building
The joint venture between Urban Investment Partners and Philadelphia-based Lubert-Adler Partners has purchased another apartment building in Washington, D.C.’s Adams Morgan neighborhood. The newest addition to the joint venture’s portfolio is called Embassy Towers. It was purchased for $13.25 million.