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Nashville Office High-Rise Commands $105M
The 26-story Class A tower last changed hands in November 2013, when Shidler Group shelled out $103 million for the Union Street asset.
Metro Miami Project Lands $126M Construction Loan
HFF arranged the funding for Uptown Boca, a $200 million retail-and-multifamily development in Boca Raton, which will consist of 456 luxury apartments and 171,800 square feet of upscale retail.
LBA Logistics Buys Sacramento Industrial Property
The local Colliers office represented both the seller and the buyer in the transaction, which marks the city’s largest sale of its kind so far this year.
Publix Acquires Atlanta-Area Shopping Center
Acting on behalf of the seller, HFF has arranged the disposition of a 112,427-square-foot, Publix-anchored retail center in East Cobb, Ga.
Tricera Capital Buys FL Mixed-Use Property
HFF arranged a $20.3 million loan through Vaster Capital for the off-market acquisition and repositioning of Palm Beach Post, a 360,000-square-foot asset in Palm Beach.
Taurus Sells Boston Burbs Office Building for $51M
A joint venture partnership is the new owner of One Newton Place, a four-story, 172,813-square-foot Class A property in Newton, Mass.
Lincoln Property, Angelo Gordon Acquire SoCal Office Portfolio
The collection of six Class B properties totals nearly 400,000 square feet and comprises assets in four Orange County, Calif., communities.
Metro DC Hotel Receives $26M Refi
HFF arranged the loan for the 316-key Hyatt Regency Fairfax, which is part of the 650-acre Fair Lakes master-planned community.
Somerset Properties Trades Milwaukee Office Portfolio
The six assets, which contain nearly 400,000 square feet, sold for close to $38 million. The seller purchased the buildings in 2012 as part of a $195 million portfolio deal.
Decoding Denver’s Office Market
Bridge Investment Group Director of Acquisitions David McCleve shares his views on the consequences of intense construction activity on the metro’s office market and highlights the submarkets where there’s room for rent growth in 2019.