A joint venture of ShopOne Centers REIT (New York), Pantheon (London), and a global institutional investor has acquired two open-air retail centers in Bucks County for a combined $28.9 million. The group purchased Goodnoe’s Corner in Newtown for $15.38 million and Village Center in Bensalem for $13.55 million. The sale was announced in March, with… Read more »
The fully leased Bensalem Shopping Center has been sold to a local private investor for $20.5 million, or $188 per square foot, according to industry sources. An entity affiliated with the Popli family acquired the 109,057-square-foot property from Philadelphia-based Empire Realty Investments Inc. The grocery-anchored center, located at 1903 Street Road, sits on a 9-acre… Read more »
A Rhode Island-based discount retailer, Ocean State Job Lot, has purchased the Fairless Hills Shopping Center in Bucks County for $23.6 million, even as one of its major tenants undergoes bankruptcy proceedings. The 190,000-square-foot shopping center at 500 Lincoln Highway was sold by The Klein Group, based in Florham Park, New Jersey, according to Bucks… Read more »
A grocery-anchored shopping center in Bucks County, Feasterville Plaza, has sold for $18.5 million, 8% less than its 2011 sale price, according to property records. The 110,000-square-foot center at 1045 Bustleton Pike in Feasterville was purchased by an entity owned by Nandish Patel, founder of Phoenix Nexus Enterprises. The previous owner, FTP Feasterville Plaza LP,… Read more »
TD Bank, the U.S. subsidiary of Toronto’s TD Bank Group (NYSE: TD) based in Cherry Hill, plans to close 20 additional branches, including one in Bucks County, as part of its strategy to build the “bank of the future.” This filing with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency brings TD’s total closures this… Read more »
The Neshaminy Mall, with Vacancies, Hits the Market Amidst Declining Mall Values and Growing Interest in Redevelopment Opportunities. The Neshaminy Mall, a sprawling 1 million-square-foot property owned by Brookfield Properties, has been listed for sale, signaling a pivotal moment for malls grappling with decreasing foot traffic and changing consumer preferences. Industry insiders suggest the property… Read more »
Lamar Cos., a New Jersey real estate company, has paid a bargain price of $60 million to buy the Shops at Valley Square, a 293,550-square-foot mixed-use lifestyle center in Warrington that is 70% occupied. The last time the property traded was in 2016 when a partnership involving Poag Shopping Centers of Memphis, Tennessee, and a real estate… Read more »
Two area shopping centers, one anchored by a Wawa and the other shadow anchored by a Home Depot, have traded. Valley Forge Investment Corp. sold Warrington Plaza, an 87,581-square-foot retail center at Easton and Street roads in Warrington, for $22.5 million. Realty Resource Capital bought the center that counts Avalon Floor & Tile as a… Read more »
The first Amazon Fresh store in Pennsylvania has opened at the Creekview Center in Warrington as others are in the works for the region. The Bucks County store at 389 Easton Road totals 35,000 square feet and nearly backfills a 49,000-square-foot space vacated by Giant. Amazon.com Inc. declined to specify how many full and part-time… Read more »
Amazon.com Inc. is preparing to open its first Amazon Fresh grocery store in the region at Creekview Center off Easton Road in Warrington. The store will be housed in roughly 35,000 square feet of 49,000 square feet of a former Giant. The Seattle company is hiring “hundreds of employees” in full and part-time positions at… Read more »
