ATLANTA—It seems Publix-anchored shopping centers are trading as fast as they hit the market. If Publix itself is not snapping them up, there are plenty of buyers willing to get in on the grocer-anchored action.

The Village at Millers Chapel and Trowbridge Crossing, two Publix-anchored retail properties totaling approximately 137,000 square feet in Atlanta, are the latest to trade hands. BIG Shopping Centers purchased both assets for $25.75 million in a joint venture structure with the seller.

HFF represented the seller, Columbia Properties. HFF directors Richard Reid and Jim Hamilton led the charge.

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