Saturday, September 30, 2023

JLL Capital Markets arranges $97 million construction financing for The Base, Phase I, an industrial complex in Glendale, AZ

The Base, Phase I, a seven-building logistics
 development totalling 1.2 million square feet
 in Glendale, AZ
 

 Kevin MacKenzie
 PHOENIX, AZ –  JLL Capital Markets arranged $96.5 million in construction financing for The Base, Phase I, a seven-building logistics development totalling 1.2 million square feet in Glendale, Arizona.


 JLL represented the borrower, ViaWest Group, and secured the construction loan from Bank OZK.

The JLL Capital Markets Debt Advisory team was led by Executive Managing Director Kevin MacKenzie, Senior Director Jason Carlos and Associate Jarrod Howard.

Situated on 82.55 acres, the state-of-the-art facility will feature buildings between 80,000 and 310,000 square feet with clear heights up to 36 feet.

Jason Carlos 
There will be 105 trailer parking spaces and 1,325 auto parking spaces on site with 236 dock-high doors, 38 grade level doors in rear-load and cross-dock configurations. 

Building sizes were designed to accommodate a wide range of divisibility between 20,000 square feet and full-building users up to 310,000 square feet. The Base, Phase I, is expected to be delivered in the fourth quarter of 2024.

The project will be located at the NWC of Litchfield Rd. and Bethany Home Rd. in the West Valley of Phoenix, home of the booming Loop 303 industrial corridor.

Jarrod Howard
The Base benefits from its proximity to the Phoenix freeway network, which provides strategic connectivity throughout the Metro and major West Coast markets via Loop-303, I-10 and Loop-101.

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 CONTACT:

 

Alli Semans

 Public Relations, Associate

Phone: +1 330 329 6750

Email: Alli.Semans@jll.com

 

www.ozk.com.

jll.com.

viawestgroup.com

 

Lincoln Property Co. Completes Five New Retail/Entertainment Leases at 55 West’s Church Street Market in Orlando, FL

Kathy Bonini
 

 ORLANDO, FL  – Lincoln Property Company Southeast, (LPC) closed on five new 10-year leases for 25,000 square feet at The Church Street Market, 54 and 55 Church Street West in downtown Orlando since the beginning of this year. 

 

The retail /mixed-use component of the luxury high-rise 55 West currently has only two street level spaces remaining available.


Aaron Dan

 LPC Senior Vice President Aaron Dan and Senior Brokerage Services Associate Kathy Bonini, negotiated the lease agreements representing Landlord Hasta Capital, a leading investor in the U.S. and Latin America. 

 

Birria 1983, with 3,800 square feet, is an award-winning taco concept including a full bar offering numerous variations of Tequela; The Bao Spot with 2,100 square feet will offer many different cuisines swathed in the soft “bao” dumpling to enjoy in an extraterrestrial themed atmosphere. Both of these restaurants opening by the end of September will also offer patio dining.


Church Street Market, 54 and 55 Church Street West
 in downtown Orlando


BluWave Sushi, offering fresh hand-crafted creations will open in November in 3,000 square feet – four times the size of its original location in Tampa. 

 

SAK Comedy Lab with 7,200 square feet and Luxe Med Spa with 3,800 square feet – are both relocating from Orange Avenue and planning to open by the end of this year when interior remodeling is complete. 

 

The Luxe Med Spa space on the second level requires extensive redesign for its treatment rooms and SAK Comedy will be able to seat approximately 150 patrons upon completion of interior renovations.  

 


Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer


The 72,000 square foot Church Street Market built in 2006 is currently 91 percent leased, with one lease pending which would put it at 98 percent leased once executed. Existing tenants include Fringe ArtSpace, Artisan’s Table, Bagel Dudes, Cucina Pizza & Bar and CFS Coffee.

 

Bonini and Dan said there has been a great deal of interest in the sophisticated urban location, and they are in negotiations for a 5,600 square foot space with three top restauranteurs to take the former Rusty Spoon space. Each one would complement the other tenants.

 




Dan said, “We’re extremely pleased with the level of interest we’ve had at Church Street Market. There is so much leasing activity going on behind the scenes on Church Street right now, it’s going to be truly special when all the new restaurants, retailers, and entertainment venues open their doors within the next few months. 


"We’ve also been fortunate to have a city who is pro-business and offering financial assistance to retailers/restaurants coming to Downtown Orlando.”

 

"As our downtown continues to serve as Central Florida's premier neighborhood, it's important we diversify our offerings and enhance our vibrant hub," said Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer.  "These new restaurants and retail businesses help us do just that and add to our thriving city center, providing more options for our residents, visitors and workers."

 

 CONTACTS:

 

Aaron Dan, Sr. Vice President, Brokerage Services, Lincoln Property Company Southeast,

 407-872-3539;

 Adan@lpc.com

 

Kathy Bonini, Sr. Associate, Brokerage Services, Lincoln Property Company Southeast 

407-872-3527

 or Kbonini@lpc.com 

 

Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications, Inc. 

407-461-3781

 or beth@larryvershel.com