Chicago's Clybourn Corridor Sees Nearly $20M Retail Center Transaction
Greenstone Partners arranged the $19.5M sale of a fully leased, 54,000 SF retail center at 1415-1417 N. Kingsbury St. in Chicago's Clybourn Corridor.
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Greenstone Partners arranged the $19.5M sale of a fully leased, 54,000 SF retail center at 1415-1417 N. Kingsbury St. in Chicago's Clybourn Corridor.

Greenstone Partners brokered the $19.5M sale of a 54,000 SF Clybourn Corridor retail center from Westwood Financial to a venture of Honore Properties and Peerless Development.

Hanley Investment Group arranged the $6.9M sale of two single-tenant retail pads in Murrieta, CA to a private 1031 exchange investor.
SLIB arranged the sale of a 42-unit seniors housing community in Cashmere, WA, with a regional operator acquiring from a local owner exiting the industry.

JLL Capital Markets arranged the sale of the fully leased Shops at Fry & Tuckerton, a 39,912 sq ft retail center in Cypress, TX, on behalf of Gulf Coast Commercial Group.

Munich-based Manova Partners has sold the 323,927-square-foot Nashville West Shopping Center, a 98%-leased super-regional center at I-40 and Charlotte Pike.

MetLife Investment Management sold Overlook at Oakbrook, a 52,876-sq-ft unanchored retail strip center in Oak Brook, IL, for $44 million.

JGK Real Estate Holdings sold 280 Mulberry Street in SoHo for $23.4 million to JP Real Estate Group Limited, with Arya Management set to partner on the asset.

TruAmerica Multifamily reportedly acquired a 60-unit luxury apartment community in Brentwood, Los Angeles for $49.4 million, with IPA acting as broker.

Full-service CRE brokerages promise convenience, but their integrated models can create conflicts that may not serve every client's best interests.

Caliber Companies plans a 114-room Hyatt Studios hotel in north Phoenix, while IndiCap and Invesco sold a 566,000-SF industrial building near Glendale for $90.6M.

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