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In Rnr Real Estate Briefs, HOUSTON – Partners Real Estate arranged the sale of a 64,448-SF industrial facility at 6730 Gulf Freeway. Partners’ Braedon Emde and A.J. Williams represented the seller, Houston Auto Auction Properties. Located southeast of downtown, the property features four industrial buildings on 10.89 acres of concrete-paved land.

HOUSTON – Elin International Holding signed a five-year industrial lease for 54,080 SF at Discovery Hills Commerce Center in Brookshire. The transaction involves Building 5 at 2578 Discovery Hills Parkway. The property features 32-foot clear heights and dock-high loading capabilities. Mustafa Tunc, Commercial Real Estate Advisor with Keller Williams Realty Metropolitan, represented the tenant. Elin International Holding is associated with the Turkey-rooted Elin group, an international energy business specializing in renewable energy solutions and solar photovoltaic manufacturing. NAI Robert Lynn was the listing brokerage.

WareSpace provides smaller scale move-in ready warehouse units. WareSpace courtesy rendering.

HOUSTON – WareSpace, an operator of micro-bay warehouse space, purchased a 51,000-SF building at 1215 Seamist Drive in the Timbergrove neighborhood, just northwest of downtown. The expansion builds on the success of WareSpace Northwest, one of the company’s earliest-owned facilities. The property will be repositioned into flexible, move-in-ready warehouse units, ranging from 200 to 2,000 SF. The company’s model combines shorter-term leases with all-inclusive pricing and on-site services.

HOUSTON – TriStar Properties has purchased 6741 Satsuma Drive, a 28,780-SF industrial/manufacturing warehouse with industrial outdoor storage on 3.1 acres in Northwest Houston. Brandon Wuntch and Jake Echols of Moody Rambin represented the seller, Inwood Holdings LLC. Doc Perrier, Matt Venezia, and Benjamin Aceituj of Matthews Real Estate Investment Services represented the buyer.

HOUSTON – The Calderon Law Firm leased 7,469 SF at 6750 W. Loop South. Oxford Partners’ Ryan Hartsell represented the tenant. The landlord, Mark Fowler, an individual, was represented by Michael Sieger of Transwestern.

TOMBALL – Partners Real Estate arranged the sale of 38.24 acres at 12814 Boudreaux Road in Tomball. Partners’ Shaffer Braun and Collins Howell represented the seller. The buyer will redevelop the site to serve its existing customer base in the market.

In Houston, John Hornbuckle of Cypressbrook Co. represented the sublessor, Premium Eagle Group, in the sublease of 14,880 SF of office and warehouse space at 16560 Air Center Blvd. The sublessee is Direct Freight SS.

HOUSTON – Gulf Coast Bag renewed a lease for 19,350 SF at 4422-4442 West 12th Street. Sam Marnoy and Matt Rogers of Oxford Partners represented the tenant. Julia Alston of Prologis represented the landlord.

Texas

In Dallas, Fort Worth-based Trademark Property Co. and Houston-based Morgan started work on a 362-unit multifamily community at 3900 Lemmon Ave. in Dallas’ Oak Lawn neighborhood, adjacent to Turtle Creek. The first residences are slated to be completed in fall 2028, with full delivery in Q2 2029. Designed by GFF, the community will occupy a 3.02-acre full city block bounded by Lemmon Avenue, Throckmorton Street, Reagan Street, and Bowser Avenue. Trademark led the site’s rezoning process. Morgan, a third-generation family business with 65 years of multifamily experience, will serve as the project’s developer, general contractor, and property manager. SJL Design Group serves as interior designer, and LandDesign as landscape architect.

SACHSE, Texas – Brixton Capital, a vertically integrated operator of retail and multifamily properties, entered the Texas retail market with the purchase of Oak Grove Plaza, a 120,552-SF, Kroger-anchored shopping center at 5190-5250 Highway 78 in Sachse northeast of Dallas. The seller was Chicago-based Nuveen. Brixton ranks among the West Coast’s leading retail investors, having invested approximately $400 million in retail properties over the past 12 months alone. The firm owns Texas multifamily properties in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi. Jim Batjer and Harrison Tye of CBRE brokered the sale. Michael Cosby and Tom Burns of CBRE arranged purchase financing.

FORT WORTH – Trademark Property Co. reported two restaurant tenants will join Westbend Residences, a multi-use project with 321 multifamily units and ground-floor retail in Fort Worth’s University District, in 2027. Maman, a French-inspired bakery and café founded in New York, leased 2,241 sq ft, and Mendocino Farms, a premium fast-casual restaurant, leased 2,522 sq ft.

Maman and Mendocino Farms will open in Westbend Residences in 2027. Trademark Property Co. courtesy rendering.

AUSTIN – Partners Real Estate reported that its Austin brokerage team completed four recent transactions. Partners’ Stan Nowak and Andrew Alizzi led two of the deals. Alongside Ben Seger, they represented AI Prefab Solutions in a 196,523-SF industrial lease at 2100 Limmer Loop in Hutto. Alongside Kyle Kennan, they represented Hudson Bay Holdco in the sale of an 87,450-SF dock-high industrial building at 1734 Centennial Blvd. in San Antonio to an owner-user. In Caldwell County, Partners’ Troy Martin represented SH 130 Concession Co. in its purchase of 25 acres at 1173 Isidora Trail, near State Highway 130 and State Highway 80, in Lockhart. In Leander, Partners’ Sean Anderson and Ryan McCullough represented Core Impact Partners in its purchase of a 9,556-SF medical office/retail property at 601 Crystal Falls Parkway.

Nation

NEW YORK – Brightshore Capital, formerly GTIS Partners, purchased the newly constructed, 190-unit multifamily property at 29-24 40th Ave. in Long Island City, Queens. The purchase was financed with a $98.5 million loan from Affinius Capital. The sale was led by Eric Roth of Newmark.

InterContinental Miami Hotel. Gencom courtesy photo.

MIAMI – Gencom, a U.S.-based investment firm that owns and develops prized real estate around the world, in partnership with Miami-based White Bridge Capital, reported the purchase of the 34-story InterContinental Miami, a 652-room waterfront hotel at 100 Chopin Plaza in downtown Miami. White Bridge Capital, together with its international family office partners, contributed a significant portion of the equity capital for the purchase. The property includes 35 meeting rooms and more than 90,000 SF of event space.

In Seattle, Plano, Texas-based Aimbridge Hospitality has been selected to manage the 264-room Seattle Marriott Redmond, effective January 2027. Located within Redmond Town Center, the hotel is walkable to shops, restaurants and concerts, with Bellevue, Marymoor Park, and Microsoft’s headquarters close by.

NEW YORK – Wafra Inc., a New York-based global alternative investment manager, and Hunt Companies, a privately-held real estate and investment company based in El Paso, reported the launch of Strata Land Partners, a land finance platform focused on providing flexible capital solutions to public and private home builders and developers across the U.S. The platform, which has launched with projects comprising approximately 1,300 single-family lots, is led by CEO Mike Forsum, a veteran of the homebuilding industry who most recently served as President and COO of Landsea Homes.

MIAMI – Starwood Capital Group, a global private investment firm, and Trez Capital, a leader in North American commercial real estate investments, have entered into a strategic partnership that will focus on origination of residential land purchase and development loans for single-family communities across the U.S. The partnership pairs Starwood Capital’s institutional capital and investment platform with Trez Capital’s residential land financing expertise. The partnership is slated to be seeded with a $450 million portfolio of residential land purchase and development loans originated by Trez Capital and will target more than $1 billion in annual originations.

PHOENIX – Keyser, a national tenant-only commercial real estate advisory firm, represented Dircks Moving & Logistics in securing a 337,897-SF lease at 7210 W. Van Buren Street in Phoenix. The transaction brings the company’s Phoenix industrial footprint to more than 1 million SF.

ATLANTA – JLL Capital Markets has arranged $310 million in bridge financing for Peabody Union, a landmark, 665,000-SF multi-use development in downtown Nashville’s South Bank district. JLL’s Ed Coco, Paul Stasaitis, Matt Casey, Anthony Sansone, Kelsey Bawcombe, and Streeter Simmons worked on behalf of the borrower, a joint venture between PGIM and Stiles | Hensler, to secure the three-year bridge loan with two one-year extension options through Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies. Completed in 2025, Peabody Union consists of a 27-story, 355-unit residential tower, 249,988 SF of office space and 52,735 SF of retail and restaurant space.

NEW ORLEANS – GMB Properties, led by New Orleans Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson, has purchased The Windsor Court, a 314-key luxury hotel in downtown New Orleans. JLL represented sellers, The Berger Co. and Crow Family Holdings. The JLL Hotels & Hospitality team was led by Kevin Davis, Daniel Peek, Connor Medzigian, Carolina Bernal, and Carly Pomerantz.

The Windsor Court hotel in New Orleans was purchased by GMB Properties. JLL courtesy photo.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – JLL Capital Markets arranged a $155 million construction loan for Buckeye Yards, a four-building industrial development totaling 1.8 million SF in Columbus, Ohio. The project is being developed on a former Norfolk Southern rail yard site west of downtown Columbus and will deliver modern logistics and distribution space across 153 acres during the first phase of the large-scale planned development. JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, Xebec and its institutional capital partner, to secure a loan through global real estate firm Oxford Properties. The first phase is set to feature four industrial buildings ranging from 205,000 SF to more than 910,000 SF.