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Shea Unveils 76-Acre Bay Area Plan
The company has teamed up with SCS Development for the creation of At Dublin, a sprawling retail hub anchored by entertainment offerings and a food marketplace.
Premier Realty Nabs San Diego Office
Fenway Properties bagged $16.3 million for Wateridge Pavilion. Premier Realty Holdings Inc. plans to occupy space at the 62,427-square-foot purchased asset.
Level 3 Takes DoubleTree Irvine-Spectrum to Another Level
The 252-key property owned and operated by Pacific Hospitality Group remained operational through the 75-day renovation. Kay Lang + Associates developed the project scope.
Salem Sells Flagship Walgreens in Hawaii
A Korean investment firm purchased the retail asset for $42.3 million. Salem is pursuing entitlements to redevelop the adjacent site to the store into a hotel/condominium project.
Faris Lee Arranges Inland Empire Retail Sale
Fontana Southridge Partners LP purchased Southridge Plaza, a 119,359-square-foot retail center in Fontana, Calif., anchored by Rio Ranch Market.
JV Acquires 110 KSF Portland Office Building
KBS Realty Advisors and True North Management Group purchased a 109,725-square-foot asset in downtown Portland, Ore. CBRE arranged a $26.8 million, three-year term acquisition loan.
CIM, fifteenfortyseven Team Up for SF Data Center Buy
CIM Group formed a joint venture with data center builder fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty to acquire a 7.3-acre property. The partners will build the first San Francisco data center in more than a decade.
Las Vegas Shopping Center Trades for $63M
The asset built in 2007 is fully leased and is anchored by Smith’s Grocery, a subsidiary of Kroger and TJ Maxx. Within a five-mile radius of the property reside more than 200,000 people earning an average household income of $89,000.
KTGY Unveils OC Little Saigon Design
The city is currently reviewing plans for a new urban infill retail, hospitality and residential development in Westminster, Calif., which will evoke the spirit of pre-1970s Vietnam.
Lowe, Partners Kick Off $300M Culver City Development
Co-developer AECOM Capital and an investment vehicle sponsored by Rockwood Capital are also part of the Los Angeles-area transit-oriented project.