
Colorado Retail Asset Drake Crossing Trades for $12.2 Million in Fort Collins
Alpine Investment Group sold Drake Crossing, a 56,214 SF retail center in Fort Collins, CO, for $12.2M to a joint venture of Big Ben Funds and CAMCRE.
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Alpine Investment Group sold Drake Crossing, a 56,214 SF retail center in Fort Collins, CO, for $12.2M to a joint venture of Big Ben Funds and CAMCRE.

JLL brokered the $12.1M off-market sale of Drake Crossing, a 56,214 SF retail center in Fort Collins, CO, from Alpine Investment Group to Big Ben Funds and CAMCRE.

Cava plans to open more than 75 new locations and hire 2,500 employees in 2026, targeting a 1,000-unit portfolio by 2032.
Eastern Union arranged $12.96M in financing for the $19.5M acquisition of Lima Center, a 174,078-sq-ft retail property in Lima, Ohio.
The commercial real estate advisory firm Franklin Street reports that successful shopping center operators have abandoned inter-mall competition, focusing instead on defeating the 'convenience economy.' Owners who transform their assets into experiential hubs are capturing the market share needed to sustain long-term occupancy growth.

Colliers negotiated the sale of Avalon Crossing, an 82,847-square-foot Indianapolis shopping center, with Ziff Real Estate Partners acquiring the asset from Landmark Properties.

RIPCO Real Estate brokers Seth Pollack and Nina Becker arranged the $13.8M sale of a 70,000 SF Route 10 shopping center in Morris County, NJ.

CBRE arranged the $3.7M sale of a 16,390 SF multi-tenant retail property in Santee, CA from affiliates of Calgary Development to Burggraf Family Trust.

TPG Real Estate, Norges Bank, PSP Investments, and La Caisse have acquired Echo Realty's 230+ U.S. grocery-anchored retail platform in a $2B deal.

A TPG Real Estate-led investor group including PSP Investments and Norges Bank has acquired Pittsburgh-based ECHO Realty and its ~230 grocery-anchored centers for $2 billion.

Top-performing retail centers are aligning architecture, tenant mix, and operations to consumer lifestyle habits, reshaping how landlords compete for creditworthy tenants.

Baker Katz and Fox & Graham plan to develop Tomball Mercantile, a 15,225-square-foot retail center near Houston, with construction expected summer 2026.