This is the second shopping center acquisition for Heyman in the last 18 months. Kathy Rorick, director of development for the Hartford, CT-based company said in a released statement, "We are in an aggressive acquisition mode."

James M. Koury, vice president at Spaulding & Slye Colliers, represented Heyman in the deal. "The buyer was able to obtain a shopping center with long-term credit leases and a market dominant anchor tenant in Wal-Mart," he noted in a released statement.

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