Rick Chichester |
Built in 1985 and
situated on nearly 11 acres, the property was 70 percent occupied at the close
of escrow with national tenants including Big Lots and Metro PCS along with a
number of neighborhood retailers.
Faris Lee marketed the property on behalf of the seller, San
Mateo, Calif.-based TNP SRT Craig Promenade, LLC. The buyer, RREF II-KI
Promenade LLC, a joint venture between Rialto Capital and Kismat Investments,
represented itself. The transaction closed at a 7.3 percent cap rate.
“This is the third multi-tenant retail property that we’ve sold over the past 11 months on behalf of this seller, including retail properties in Hawaii and Colorado,” said Rick Chichester, president and CEO of Faris Lee Investments.
Lisa Brady |
Chichester added, “In the case of Craig Promenade, the team
positioned both the Las Vegas market and the property as value-add
opportunities.
“Over the last few quarters the Las Vegas retail market has
continued to improve, with expectations that we will continue to see positive
momentum as the national and local economies gain traction.
“ We’re now at the front end of this recovery. This momentum
bodes well for the asset due to its infill location and long term potential for
more development due to existing vacant land parcels.”
Craig Promenade is located in a dense, infill location, across from a 170-acre now under construction park, and includes two vacant land parcels along Craig Road between Revere Street and Kings Hill Road.
Katie Brase |
“Retail property vacancy in North Las Vegas now stands at
12.2 percent while the greater Las Vegas market has dropped to about 10
percent. Although recovery has been slow, all signs show that it’s imminent,”
Moore said.
“For this reason
retail investment sales activity, especially for this multi-tenant property
type, is expected to be strong through 2014 as cap rates and pricing continue
to improve. Moreover, West Coast buyers are starting to notice.
“The Las Vegas market is experiencing some of the strongest interest from California buyers based on the area’s long-term growth potential.”
Robert Moore |
The other properties include Waianea Town Center, a
171,065-square-foot regional shopping center in Waianae, HI, on the island of
Oahu, and Willow Run, a 91,565-square-foot grocery-anchored retail center in
the Denver, CO area.
For a complete
copy of the company’s news release, please contact:
Darcie Giacchetto
Spaulding Thompson & Associates
949.278.6224
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