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Chicago — ShopCore Properties, an affiliate of Blackstone, has named Lauren Holden as executive vice president and chief operating officer and Jessica Zaski as executive vice president and chief transactions officer. Holden joins the company from Clarion Partners, where she was head of asset management. Zaski previously served as senior vice president and co-head of acquisitions for Acadia Realty Trust. Additionally, the company will be taking on the management of 52 shopping centers for Blackstone. These grocery-anchored centers were recently acquired by Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust.

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Wichita, Kan. — Blue West Capital has negotiated the sale of Killarney Center, a 22,800-square-foot retail property in Wichita. Located at 3101 N. Rock Road, the center is home to Golftec, T-Mobile, Oh Yeah China Bistro, Oreck Clean Home and The Health Connection. The sale also included a Scooters Coffee ground lease. Shawn Dickmann and Carly Kelly of Blue West Capital represented the buyer, an out-of-state, private real estate investment company. The seller and sales price were not released.

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New Smyrna Beach, Fla. — The Investment Properties Group of SRS Real Estate Partners has arranged the $9.45 million sale of New Smyrna Shopping Center, a 101,728-square-foot shopping center in New Smyrna Beach. Kyle Stonis and Kevin Yaryan of SRS represented both the seller, RCC New Smyrna Beach Shopping Center LLC, and buyer, Emerald Eagles LP, in the transaction. AMC, Planet Fitness, and Dollar General anchor the center, which was 98 percent occupied at the time of sale.  

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Brentford, U.K. — Cineworld Group, parent company to Regal Cinemas among other international theater brands, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas.  While a specific plan regarding the company’s real estate was not announced, Cineworld expects to pursue an “optimization strategy” regarding its locations across the U.S. as part of its bankruptcy proceedings. The company is engaging in discussions with its landlords on improving cinema lease terms in hopes of further positioning Cineworld for long-term growth in the U.S., the …

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Las Vegas — Phillips Edison and Company Inc. (PECO) has purchased Crossroads Towne Center in Las Vegas. Anchored by Walmart, the 148,770-square-foot community shopping center is home to a mix of national and local retailers and restaurants, such as Planet Fitness, Bath & Body Works, Bank of America, Salon Boutique, Mattress Firm, CosmoProf and Dickey’s BBQ. This center is the fifth in the greater Las Vegas market to be acquired by PECO. 

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Wethersfield, Conn. — New England Retail Properties has arranged the sale of six retail properties in Connecticut net leased to Smithland Supply. Matt Halprin of Wethersfield, Connecticut-based New England Retail represented the sellers — Retail Property One LLC, Retail Property Two LLC, Retail Property Three LLC and Retail Property Four LLC — in the transactions. Previously operated as Agway stores, the freestanding Smithland Supply properties are located in Manchester, Southington, Bethel, North Haven, Middlefield and North Branford, Connecticut. The properties were acquired by Trio Fund I CT Portfolio.

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Piqua, Ohio — Cooper Commercial has arranged the $2.8 million sale of a single-tenant retail building occupied by Starbucks Coffee in the Dayton suburb of Piqua. Dan Cooper of Cooper Commercial represented the seller, a private developer out of the Midwest, in the disposition of the property to an undisclosed Missouri-based buyer. The location was designed according to the latest Starbucks prototype, featuring a drive-thru lane, patio and prominent signage. The property is occupied under a 10-year, triple-net-lease featuring 10 percent rent increase every five years.

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Acworth and Smyrna, Ga. — Hackney Real Estate Partners has sold two grocery-anchored shopping centers in metro Atlanta for $29 million. The assets include the 144,678-square-foot Cherokee Corners in Acworth and the 185,601-square-foot Concord Village in Smyrna. Brad Buchanan, Jim Hamilton and Andrew Kahn of JLL represented Hackney in the portfolio transaction. Both shopping centers are anchored by Food Depot, which has recently signed a 10-year renewal at both locations. Built in 1984 and renovated in 2016, Cherokee Corners was fully leased at the time of sale to tenants such as …

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Columbus, Ohio — Lucky’s Market will join the tenant lineup at Thurber Village, a shopping center in Columbus undergoing redevelopment to include both retail and residential space. Lucky’s, a family-owned independent grocery store, will offer a mix of natural foods, fruits and vegetables. CASTO has owned Thurber Village since 2005. Redevelopment plans call for a 13,000-square-foot CVS/pharmacy store, a 21,000-square-foot Lucky’s store and 225 apartment units. The new CVS store will replace an existing CVS location. Construction is expected to begin this fall.

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Concord, N.C. — PEBB Enterprises has sold Concord Station, a 45,569-square-foot retail center located at 8591 Concord Mills Blvd. in the Charlotte suburb of Concord. The buyer, an entity doing business as South Coast Commercial LLC, purchased the center for $15.2 million. Evan Halkias and Margaret Jones of Cushman & Wakefield represented PEBB in the transaction. Situated at the entrance of Simon’s newly renovated Concord Mills Mall, Concord Station was fully leased at the time of sale to tenants including Big Blue Swim School, McAlister’s Deli, Guitar Center, The UPS …

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