New Market Properties LLC

Lowe's recently opened the 41,453-square-foot store at Champions Village. Image courtesy of First National Realty Partners

Lowe’s Opens 1st Houston Outlet Store

Hibbett Sports and The Greasy Spoon are also recent tenants at the property.

Preferred Apartment Communities Snags Orlando Shopping Center

The new owner financed the acquisition of the 117,705-square-foot, Publix-anchored retail asset using a 9.8 million non-recourse first mortgage loan.

Preferred Apartment Communities Nabs Charlotte-Area Retail Asset

The company used an $18.5 million loan from Nationwide to finance the acquisition. CBRE facilitated the sale of Brawley Commons on behalf of the seller.

Preferred Apartment Communities Grabs 2 Retail Assets

Publix grocery stores anchor both community shopping centers, which total nearly 140,000 square feet in the Nashville and Atlanta areas.

PAC Snags $19M FL Shopping Center

New Market Properties LLC, the company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, purchased Crossroads Market in Naples, Fla. The shopping center is anchored by a Publix grocery store.

PAC Expands Shopping Center Portfolio

The 74,370-square-foot Roswell Wieuca is 100 percent leased to a variety of tenants. The purchase marks PAC’s 38th grocery-anchored acquisition across seven Sunbelt states.

Retail Strategies: Grocery Stores & E-Commerce

Joel Murphy, CEO of New Market Properties, reveals the strategies his grocery store tenants are using to compete in the e-commerce space.

Retail Strategies: New Market Properties

Joel Murphy, CEO of New Market Properties, provides insights into retail trends and how his company is addressing them, including the best markets and tenants for today and tomorrow.

Woodmont Village, Atlanta

PAC Lands New Retail Deal in Atlanta

The acquisition of the 85,639-square-foot shopping center was financed using a non-recourse first mortgage loan from Protective Life Insurance Co.

Maynard Crossing, Cary, N.C.

PAC Grabs Raleigh-Area Shopping Center

The purchase of the 122,800-square-foot, grocery-anchored property through the company’s wholly owned subsidiary, New Market Properties, marks another step in a Sunbelt-area expansion strategy.