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Melinda Ellis Evers |
CAMPBELL,
CA (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --
Regency
Centers Corporation(“Regency” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ:REG), the
preeminent national owner, operator, and developer of shopping centers, has
announced the acquisition of 258,000 square feet of prime
Silicon
Valley retail located in the iconic mixed-use project known as
The Pruneyard.
The
purchase price for the retail portion of The Pruneyard was $212.5M.
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James F. (Jim) Ellis |
Originally
built in the 1960s, The Pruneyard quickly became a Silicon
Valley landmark, evolving over the years and recently
undergoing a substantial renovation.
Anchored
by Trader Joe’s, it is located at the highly-trafficked intersection of Campbell
Avenue and Bascom
Avenue, adjacent to State
Route 17.
The
Pruneyard sits in close proximity to the West Valley’s most affluent
neighborhoods, drawing traffic from a significant portion of the area. In
addition to the retail portion,
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Craig Ramey |
The Pruneyard also features a mix of unowned uses that include three
office towers totaling 360,000 square feet and a 171-key hotel, which were not
part of the transaction.
“The
Pruneyard is an iconic destination, and an opportunity to be a part of
something like this doesn’t come along very often,” said Craig
Ramey, Regency Centers’ Managing Director of the Pacific
Northwest, Colorado,
and Northern
California.
“We’re
aware of the rich history of this center. This, coupled with a strong
merchandising mix and terrific amenities, aligns very closely with the types of
properties already in our portfolio.
"We
want to ensure that The Pruneyard continues to build on its recognized position
as a premier retail destination in Silicon
Valley.”
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Noah Shore
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Regency
currently owns and operates 28 properties within the Bay Area, including The
Pruneyard. The Regency team is led by local industry veterans who are active
members of their community, committed to the betterment of properties that
serve the community.
Regency
acquired the center directly from a joint venture between Ellis
Partners and investment funds managed by an affiliate of Fortress
Investment Group LLC (“Seller”).
Ellis
Partners is retaining a minority interest in the new ownership and
will continue to provide operating services, leveraging its deep local
knowledge, expertise, and affiliations.
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Bryan Ley
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“We
are pleased to collaborate with the Regency team as the vision for The
Pruneyard is approaching full realization,” said Jim
Ellis, Managing Principal, for Ellis
Partners.
“We
are grateful to the Fortress team for their partnership over the last five
years. Their support and commitment to the entire mixed-use project has been a
linchpin to our ability to revitalize The Pruneyard for the Campbell community,”
said Melinda
Ellis Evers, Managing Principal for Ellis
Partners.
“Regency
brings a strong track record of experience and performance, and has a deep
appreciation for the special nature and history of this property. We are
confident in the continued successful operation of this center under Regency
and Ellis Partners,” said Noah Shore, Managing
Director and Head of Retail for Fortress.
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Eric Kathrein
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The
HFF investment sales team, led by Bryan Ley and Eric
Kathrein, represented the Seller in the transaction.
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The Pruneyard shoopping center, Campbell, CA, Silicon Valley |
CONTACT:
Barry
Argalas
Senior Vice President, National Transactions
904-598-7000
BarryArgalas@RegencyCenters.com
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