CCIM Feature
September 2005 Online Deal Makers
Office
Timothy C. Macker
, CCIM, of Coldwell Banker Commercial Westmac
in Los Angeles represented the Gilberg Family
Trust in the more than $2.3 million sale of a 2,940-sf building in Los Angeles to Ava
Properties.
Scott D. Yards
, CCIM, of CB Richard Ellis in Cincinnati represented DT Cincinnati LP in the more than
$1.6 million, 60-month lease of the 26,223-sf Chester
Towers office building in Cincinnati to IPSOS ASI.
Jeffrey W. Bloom
, CCIM, of Coldwell Banker Commercial NRT in
Maitland, Fla.,
and a partner negotiated the $1.3 million sale of a 7,941-sf office property in
Orlando, Fla.,
from Dongyu Publishing to 118 E.
Jefferson Street LLC.
Thomas S. Vincent, CCIM, of Sperry Van Ness/Sentinel Realty
Advisors in Rolling Meadows, Ill.,
represented IBEW in the more than $1 million sale of a 10,078-sf office
building in Aurora, Ill., to Two Rivers Head Start Agency.
Retail
Harry W. Champ
, CCIM, and Dennis M. Sargent, CCIM, both of
Coldwell Banker Commercial NRT in Maitland, Fla., represented the Lester E.
Ginkel Trust in the more than $2.5 million purchase of a 20,075-sf retail
commercial building in Eustis, Fla., from Eustis Land Development. Champ and
Sargent also represented a private investor in the $2.5 million purchase of an
8,600-sf restaurant in Orlando,
Fla., from Thai Veranda. The duo
also represented George Donovan in the more than $1.7 million purchase of a
12,000-sf retail strip center in Longwood,
Fla., from Hylon Investments.
Neil H.
Warshafsky, CCIM, of Re/Max Commercial Focus in Toronto
and a partner represented Kai Pak Developments in the more than $1.4 million
purchase of a 3,800-sf retail space in Toronto
from Kazman Realty.
Melody
Traeger
, CCIM, of Coldwell Banker Commercial AI Group in Orange
City, Fla., represented Murphy Bed
Centers in the more than $1 million purchase of a 5,000-sf facility in Orlando, Fla.,
from John and Hui Glennie of Alexandria, Va.
Keith A.
Sturm, CCIM, and Deborah K. Vannelli, CCIM, both of Upland Real Estate group in
Minneapolis represented a private investor in the $1.2 million sale of a 2,178-sf 7-Eleven
Convenience store in Aston, Pa., to a private investor.
Land
John V. Propp
, CCIM, of Propp Property in Denver represented
Spasco Ltd. in the $1.1 million purchase of 1.89 acres of land in Wheat Ridge,
Colo., from BGT Enterprises LLC.
Industrial
C. Lee Hilbert
, CCIM, and David Miles Williams, CCIM, both
of Grubb & Ellis/Harrison & Bates in Richmond, Va., represented U-Turn
in the $3 million purchase of a 144,805-sf industrial building in Richmond from
Circuit City Stores.