Downtown Miami

MIAMI—Kendall Corners, a 97,189-square-foot community retail center anchored by Ashley Furniture HomeStore in Miami. The sale price: $38.575 million sale of and secured $27 million in acquisition financing.

The HFF investment sales team was led by senior managing director Brad Peterson and associate directors Whitaker Leonhardt and Eric Williams. The HFF debt placement team was led by senior managing director Chris Drew and director Scott Wadler.

“Well-located shopping centers continue to draw demand from both the investment and lending communities,” Leonhardt tells GlobeSt.com. “Retail continues to evolve and adapt in a constantly changing environment.”

HFF arranged the sale on behalf of the seller, Orion Real Estate Group. MMG Equity Partners purchased the asset free and clear of existing debt. HFF, working on behalf of the new owner, placed a fixed-rate loan with a correspondent life insurance company.

Completed in 1974, Kendall Corners was most recently renovated in 2001 and comprises two multi-tenant buildings in addition to one outparcel pad occupied by BankUnited. Anchored by Ashley Furniture HomeStore, the 92.8%-occupied center is home to a variety of national and regional tenants, including Baptist Health, Phenix Salon, IHOP and Mattress Firm.

“The Kendall submarket in Miami continues to be one of the strongest retail markets in southeast Florida, driven by the tremendous population density, nearby employment drivers, favorable household incomes and high traffic counts,” Peterson said. “Kendall Corners is uniquely positioned as an asset with a strong and stable tenant base with ideal future upside.”

Sitting on 8.3 acres at 12755 North Kendall Drive, Kendall Corners is positioned on the block between Southwest 127th and Southwest 132nd Avenues, exposing the center to a combined 98,500 vehicles per day. The center is on the “going home” side of Kendall Drive for residents commuting west from the Florida Turnpike, which is less than one mile from the property. Located in the Kendall submarket of Miami-Dade, more than 209,458 residents earning an average annual income of $72,296 live within a three-mile radius of Kendall Corners.

Downtown Miami

MIAMI—Kendall Corners, a 97,189-square-foot community retail center anchored by Ashley Furniture HomeStore in Miami. The sale price: $38.575 million sale of and secured $27 million in acquisition financing.

The HFF investment sales team was led by senior managing director Brad Peterson and associate directors Whitaker Leonhardt and Eric Williams. The HFF debt placement team was led by senior managing director Chris Drew and director Scott Wadler.

“Well-located shopping centers continue to draw demand from both the investment and lending communities,” Leonhardt tells GlobeSt.com. “Retail continues to evolve and adapt in a constantly changing environment.”

HFF arranged the sale on behalf of the seller, Orion Real Estate Group. MMG Equity Partners purchased the asset free and clear of existing debt. HFF, working on behalf of the new owner, placed a fixed-rate loan with a correspondent life insurance company.

Completed in 1974, Kendall Corners was most recently renovated in 2001 and comprises two multi-tenant buildings in addition to one outparcel pad occupied by BankUnited. Anchored by Ashley Furniture HomeStore, the 92.8%-occupied center is home to a variety of national and regional tenants, including Baptist Health, Phenix Salon, IHOP and Mattress Firm.

“The Kendall submarket in Miami continues to be one of the strongest retail markets in southeast Florida, driven by the tremendous population density, nearby employment drivers, favorable household incomes and high traffic counts,” Peterson said. “Kendall Corners is uniquely positioned as an asset with a strong and stable tenant base with ideal future upside.”

Sitting on 8.3 acres at 12755 North Kendall Drive, Kendall Corners is positioned on the block between Southwest 127th and Southwest 132nd Avenues, exposing the center to a combined 98,500 vehicles per day. The center is on the “going home” side of Kendall Drive for residents commuting west from the Florida Turnpike, which is less than one mile from the property. Located in the Kendall submarket of Miami-Dade, more than 209,458 residents earning an average annual income of $72,296 live within a three-mile radius of Kendall Corners.

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