HFF

NAI Investment Fund Acquires TX Shopping Center

San Marcos Place, which was 80 percent leased at the time of the sale, marks the company’s fifth acquisition this year.

The Wrigley Building

Chicago’s Wrigley Building Gets $150M Financing

The real estate services provider arranged a 30-year, fixed-rate loan through a leading insurance company for Mansueto Properties’ acquisition of the iconic office and retail skyscraper.

860 Marine Drive

Multi-State Industrial Portfolio Lands $67M Loan

HFF represented PAULS Corp. and Dream Industrial US Holdings Inc. in obtaining transaction financing for four facilities totaling nearly 2 million square feet.

Tampa-Area Retail Sells for $29M

Retail Value Inc. traded the grocery-anchored retail center located in Plant City, Fla. approximately 25 miles from downtown Tampa. HFF arranged the sale on behalf of the seller.

Ameswell Mountain View

Silicon Valley Mixed-Use Project Gets $250M

The debt and equity capitalization package supports the development of Ameswell Mountain View, a Class A office and upscale hotel asset that recently broke ground.

Forge Capital Grabs Memphis Shopping Center

Kroger and Ross Dress for Less anchor the retail property, which contains more than 135,000 square feet. An HFF team facilitated the transaction.

HFF Capitalizes LA-Area Office Plaza

The firm worked on behalf of Preylock Real Estate Holdings, which will use part of the financing to upgrade and lease Gramercy Plaza, a 157,641-square-foot property in Torrance, Calif.

1050 17th St.

DC Spec Office Project Secures $95M Construction Loan

Working on behalf of The Lenkin Co., Cushman & Wakefield arranged a construction loan for 1050 17th St., a 154,000-square-foot speculative development in the city’s central business district.

HFF Brokers $13M Sale of Pittsburgh-Area Retail Asset

Fully occupied by Levin Furniture, the 53,000-square-foot property is located adjacent to a Whole Foods-anchored retail center along Perry Highway.

DC-Area Office Campus Lands $104M Financing

Following the acquisition of Greensboro Park in Tysons, Va., Velocis and Altus Realty will use the five-year loan to fund the purchase price.