Arlington, Texas — CBRE has arranged the sale of Cooper Street Plaza, a 91,856-square-foot shopping center in Arlington. The center was 97.5 percent leased at the time of sale. K&G Mens Co. and Office Max anchor the property. Other tenants include Black Rifle Coffee, UPS, State Farm Insurance and Ninja Sushi. Jared Aubrey and Michael Austry of CBRE represented the seller, an undisclosed Texas-based REIT, in the transaction. The buyer was Vista Property Co.
Durango, Colo. — Armstrong Capital Development has purchased Durango Town Center, a shopping center located in Durango. A local private investor sold the asset for $14.5 million. Durango Town Center was 98 percent leased to 20 tenants at the time of sale. Ryan Bowlby and Drew Isaac of Marcus & Millichap’s Denver office represented the seller in the transaction, and Bowlby procured the buyer.
New York City — Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake, in partnership with NEXUS Luxury Collection and 8AM Golf, have opened a 22,000-square-foot sports and entertainment bar between Bryant Park and Grand Central Station in New York City. Dubbed T-Squared Social, the venue offers Full Swing golf simulators, duckpin bowling, darts and more than 35 televisions for sports-watching, as well as food and beverages. ForrestPerkins designed the space, which features 24-foot open ceilings, a 32-foot bar, dining and lounge areas and a private event room.
San Jose, Calif. — Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp. (MMCC) has arranged a $3.8 million loan for the refinancing of Tully Commercial Center, a property featuring 15 freestanding retail spaces in San Jose. Current tenants include Little Caesars, Hawaiian BBQ, a hair and nail salon, and a dry cleaner. David Campbell of Marcus & Millichap secured the financing, which features a seven-year term and 25-year amortization.
Boothwyn, Pa. — JLL Capital Markets has brokered the sale of Larkin’s Corner, a 225,214-square-foot retail center located in Boothwyn. Acme Grocery anchors the property, which was 99 percent leased at the time of sale. Other tenants at the center include McDonald’s, TD Bank and Dollar Tree. Chris Munley, Jim Galbally, Colin Behr, James Graf and Patrick Higgins of JLL represented the seller, Site Centers, in the transaction.
Spring, Texas — Wu Property Management has purchased Cypresswood Court Shopping Center, a 103,047-square-foot retail property located in the Houston suburb of Spring. Target, Best Buy and dd’s DISCOUNTS are the anchor tenants at the center, which was built on 11.3 acres in 1985, according to LoopNet Inc. Wu Property Management has appointed Sturbridge Commercial as the leasing agent.
Santa Monica, Calif. — Barnes & Noble will open a store within a 21,000-square-foot space at Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica. This marks the return of the retailer to the property following a five-year hiatus. Other new tenants at the center include fitness brand JOHN REED and pickleball venue Pickle Pop.
Richmond, Texas — Beverage concept SWIG has signed a 19,161-square-foot lease at Grand at Aliana, a retail center located in Richmond. NewQuest Properties is the landlord. Josh Friedlander and David Meyers represented NewQuest on an internal basis in the leasing negotiations. Jeff Hayes and Travis Waltmon of Palo Duro Commercial Partners represented the tenant.
Rosenberg, Texas — The Signorelli Co. has announced plans for Phase I of Austin Point, a 4,700-acre master-planned community located roughly 30 miles southwest of Houston in Rosenberg. Upon completion, the development will feature 14,000 homes and 15 million square feet of multifamily, office, medical, retail and hospitality space. The project will also include the extension of Fort Bend Parkway and Grand Parkway at the development site for more convenient access to downtown Houston. Phase I of Austin Point is set to break ground in 2024 and will include the …
East Farmingdale, N.Y. — G.S. Wilcox has arranged a $10.6 million loan for the refinancing of a 34,877-square-foot retail property located in the Long Island community of East Farmingdale. The property consists of four buildings on a 6.9-acre site. David Fryer of G.S. Wilcox arranged the loan, which carried a 15-year term and a 30-year amortization schedule. The borrower and direct lender were not disclosed.