Genworth Puts Up Five Cord Camera Assets

COLUMBUS-Genworth Financial is putting four former Cord Camera stores on the market for lease or sale, along with the company’s former headquarters and warehouse here at 2030 Dividend Dr. Genworth received the properties after Cord filed for dissolution last summer, and then was purchased by Arizona-based Colfax Financial LLC. The camera company had more than 30 stores, but is now down to 18 stores in Ohio and Indiana.

Kevin James, a VP with Cassidy Turley, says that Colfax consolidated the Cord stores, and these remaining properties were vacated. The sites include a 10,933-square-foot store at 4784 N. High St. in Columbus; a 4,320-square-foot store at 4949 Tuttle Crossing Blvd. in Dublin, OH, a 10,000-square-foot store that includes drive-thru service at 2014 Baltimore-Reynoldsburg Rd. in Reynoldsburg; and a 7,200-square-foot store at 631 E. Aurora Rd. in Macedonia, OH. Also available is the Dividend Drive property, which includes 17,700 square feet of office and 19,500 square feet of warehouse. James is joined in the representation by senior associate Micha Bitton, associate Kevin McGrath and SVPs Mike Hurd and Rick Trott.